Vocation • On Daily Work A Calling, Lots of Cows, a City, and the Common Good Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read Common grace for the common good—and cows, milk, a city, and a man whose vocation holds them all together. Because of years living in relation to Pittsburgh—some years as a... Continue Reading
Culture • Christianity & Culture On Getting All A’s and Still Flunking Life Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read “Getting All A’s and Still Flunking Life.” A week ago I gave a lecture to a large gathering of town-and-gown on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, NY. A weekend... Continue Reading
Culture • Current Conversations Making Peace with Proximate Justice, Again Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read “It’s just not right.” All day long in all sorts of different ways we respond to the world with words that try to make sense of what we see and... Continue Reading
Faith • Liturgical Reflections Three Ways to Embrace “Downward Mobility” in Your Work this Lent Mark O'Keefe | 6 min read A cold wind blew through the plywood press box protruding over the top row of empty metal bleachers at Green Run High School in Virginia Beach, Va. It was a... Continue Reading
Vocation • Visions of Vocation Vocation As Implication: Learning About Life from Wendell Berry Dr. Steven Garber | 5 min read Most of life is very ordinary. We are children and we are adults. We hope and we love. We work and we play. Most of life is not lived globally,... Continue Reading
Culture • Popular Culture Giacometti and Dylan, Years Later Dr. Steven Garber | 2 min read There are threads that run through our lives. Yesterday I was given a tour of the Cornell University campus, and we stopped at the Johnson Art Museum, designed by I.M.... Continue Reading
