Dunkirk (2017) moves the journey to the beaches of war but contains the same ingredients: a “desperation to get home” drawn ...
Overlapping claims to the Manipur hills are at the heart of the Kuki-Naga conflict. The United Naga Council, an oversight ...
A conversation with a Native American evangelical leader on efforts to revitalize tribal languages and the ongoing debates ...
In Skipping School, Lane traces the homeschooling movement from its “hidden” roots—driven largely by fear of government ...
Kyle Tucker (MDiv, Southern Seminary) serves as a pastor at City on a Hill Church Brighton in Boston, Massachusetts. He is currently pursuing a doctor of ministry at Wheaton Colle ...
Algorithms, Cultural Idols, and Identity Politics Our political dispositions are powerfully shaped by the echo-chamber of digital algorithms. Anger is rewarded with more views, while level-headed ...
Two election cycles ago, Ben Grizzle, a Managing Director at Goldman Sachs living in New York City with his family, saw a ...
A premiere malaria research center at a mission hospital helped erase the disease in part of rural Zambia. Now it struggles ...
The ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, generational divides, and isolationism are reshaping American Christians’ views.
We don’t know what home is. Homer’s epic leads us to a whole Trojan horse full of meanings.
They’re expensive, are difficult to staff, and must compete with government and private institutions—but they are still essential.