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Serving Others with Heart & Mind

2/26/2016

10 Ways Poverty Impacts Education
Kristina Birdsong, The Science of Learning

Both/And Philanthropy
Leah Libresco, Fare Forward

Cultivating the Virtues: An Interview with Wendall Berry
Corby Kummer, Modern Farmer

Enlightenment Thought & Paying for Lightbulbs
Richard J. Mouw, First Things

Garden in the Desert
Peter J. Leithart, First Things

River From the Sky
Kathleen Toner, CNN

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The BenOp: Christianity in Exile

2/12/2016

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In a series of Gleanings posts last summer, we took a look at American religion by the numbers, how we as Christians should be preparing for exile in the post-Christian age, and what this means for the relationship between Christ and culture, particularly Rod Dreher's idea of The Benedict Option. This week's Gleanings brings us up-to-date on further developments in that conversation.

A Benedict Option FAQ
Rod Dreher, The American Conservative

A Q&A for People who Hate the Benedict Option
Matthew Loftus, First Things

Benedict & Nothing: A Response to Loftus
Rod Dreher, The American Conservative

The BenOp & New Monasticism (Part 1 & Part 2)
Rod Dreher & Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, Red Letter Christians

The Ecclesiastical Failure of Christian America
James R. Rogers, First Things

What Does Evangelical Even Mean?
Jonathan Merritt, The Atlantic

The Need for Epiphanic Evangelicalism
James R. Rogers, First Things

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Still Praying for Syria

2/5/2016

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Defeating ISIS Within a Cell of Prayer
Arthur Herlin, Aleteia

Report: Syria's al-Nusra 'More Dangerous' than ISIS
Ryan Browne, CNN

Why our Christianity Should Trump our Politics
Russell Moore, The Washington Post

Why We Need to Recognize the Christian Genocide
Kirsten Powers, USA Today

VIDEO: Starvation in Madaya
Nick Paton Walsh, CNN

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