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Monday digest
New today from the Century: Ellen Painter Dollar on disability and parents' tough choices, Emily Heath on her football team and its offensive name, more.
Words against fear: A journalist and poet
Reading or writing a poem requires that we step out of ourselves—which can be dangerous. It's the same thing I do as a foreign correspondent.
Friday digest
New today from the Century: Eliza Griswold on writing journalism and poetry, Steve Thorngate on food stamps, more.
Still hungry
Friday's food stamps cut is simply the end of a temporary increase. That’s a small comfort for struggling Americans whose tight grocery budgets just got tighter.
After injustice
We are instructed to love our enemies—not necessarily to forgive them.
Thursday digest
New today from the Century: Nicholas Wolterstorff on injustice and forgiveness, LaVonne Neff reviews Elizabeth Bradley and Lauren Taylor, more.
The American Health Care Paradox, by Elizabeth H. Bradley and Lauren A. Taylor
Elizabeth Bradley and Lauren Taylor may have written one of the three most important books your member of Congress will never read.
Persecuted
Between 2006 and 2010, Christians faced some form of discrimination in 139 countries—almost three-fourths of the world's nations.
Ten challenges for innovative church leaders
Every year, Unco is a good gauge to find out what’s exciting and difficult about being an innovative church leader. Here are ten things that I gleaned from our recent gathering.
Wednesday digest
New today from the Century: The editors on persecuted Christians around the world, Yolanda Pierce on slavery and religious rhetoric, more.