If 2020 has taught us anything, it is the value of community. And when we peel back another layer, we see that communities consist of individuals who stand out in their own way and bring something to the whole which becomes greater than the sum of its parts. No group
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“I could have been the first ex-Mr. Angelina Jolie,” chuckled Father Mike Schmitz. In the mid-1990s, Fr. Schmitz auditioned for the male lead role to star opposite Jolie in the movie Hackers.
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In America, being “cool” often means going against the grain of popular
In America, being “cool” often means going against the grain of popular culture. That is, as long as enough other people agree with you. More difficult is to reject the prevailing ethos
The Evangelical church is losing people—especially millennials—in droves. Horrified by the trend, some Christian leaders wonder how to draw them back. Melvin Benson is one of them, but he’s not waiting for
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Family history has a way of repeating itself. Jerrad Lopes was on the verge of repeating his father’s history—leaving his children to grow up without a dad—when a desperate Facebook post changed
