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“It matters because it reminds us of the reality of evil.” I remember hearing a National Public Radio story years ago, the very day that the Holocaust Memorial opened in 1993. The interview was with a professor of political philosophy from Catholic University whom NPR had asked to visit the new museum on their behalf,...

Culture • Popular Culture

The Way the World Really Is

Dr. Steven Garber | 4 min read

Falling, falling, falling…. and finally, he fell. When the clock struck 9:30 pm or so, with our bowl of popcorn between us, we spent many evenings looking in on the strangely sad life of “Mad Men,” the storied series about Donald Draper and his fellows, men and women who populated the advertising world of Madison...

Culture • Current Conversations

Mission Drift is Worth the Read

Steve Brooks | 3 min read

Mission Drift, by Peter Greer and Chris Horst, is well worth the read. So good, in fact, it should be required reading by anyone who leads an organization – large or small – even though the authors focus on faith-based organizations. I highly recommend this book if you are a board member, in the C-Suite...

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