Sr. Nancy Usselmann, FSP, introduces two upcoming feature films that underscore the human spirit’s fight for justice, no matter the color of our skin.
Sheri Wohlfert ponders what makes the Proverbs 31 woman immune to the worries and woes of the day.
Catherine Mendenhall-Baugh considers those little opportunities we have each day to do the right thing — that’s how we save our souls.
Unbound.org aims to learn from our friends around the world and promote a message of peace and harmony with people of all cultures and backgrounds.
Sorting through bags upon bags of hand-me-down clothes brought Lindsay Schlegel to consider the way we choose to clothe our families and ourselves—that is, with Christ.
Unbound founder Bob Hentzen walked thousands of miles in solidarity with the families in our program to let them know they were not alone, that our community of sponsors, staff and volunteers were with them to counterbalance the isolating effects of poverty. He also sought to raise awareness of the realities and capabilities of marginalized people.
Kimberly Cook shares a documentary called “From Eve to Mary,” asking you to consider that you are in fact a target, and the goal is to degrade and obscure your feminine identity, and all its qualities and gifts.
When she couldn’t get help with a delayed package, Christine Johnson learned a lesson about compassion for people in need.
Society tells us that it’s fine to call people ‘gay’ or ‘straight’ … but are those terms worthy of the human person?
Human dignity is a non-negotiable, and that includes while we are at work.