Culture • Christianity & Culture A Reflection by Christine Buchholz Christine Buchholz | 2 min read The quintessential question here in Washington seems to be “So, what do you do?” When I say I’m an abolitionist working on anti-trafficking initiatives in Haiti and India, I am... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture On Being an Entrepreneur Judy Hill | 2 min read Achieving excellence in the world of the entrepreneur is not as rare as one might think. For those of us who are business owners, there are endless opportunities to show... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture A Reflection by Joshua Bingaman Joshua Bingaman | 2 min read My vocation is multi faceted. It often starts in the mornings at the coffee shop I opened in Austin. It’s on 5th Street, just east of downtown, where I first... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Weep, Pray, Think, and Work Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read Weep, pray, think, and work. As we came to the conclusion of our two days of conversation within the company of hobbits that we are as the Wedgwood Circle—hearing from... Continue Reading
Culture • Current Conversations Remembering June 4–For every human heart and for all of history Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read The political costs of self-deception, one more day. June 4 is now iconic, at least for those who pay attention to the way the world is and ought to be.... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture Who Will We Be? And Why? Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read For years I taught on Capitol Hill at the American Studies Program. Semester-by-semester we would draw into Washington thoughtful, motivated undergraduates who had honest interests in public life. Our curriculum... Continue Reading
