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We were thrilled to have Jim Wallis as a featured keynote speaker at the Illinois Conference on Interfaith Collaboration back in April. Cameron and Greg were both involved in organizing...0June 1, 2012

Jim Wallis at ICIC12

While the internet is a wonderful thing, I’ve realized that it often brings me much more grief than it does pleasant experiences. Much of the grief comes from the absolute...0May 3, 2012

Feeding the Trolls, or Feeding Ourselves?: Thoughts on Disagreement.

Thanks to John Morehead of the Evangelical Chapter of the Foundation for Interreligious Diplomacy for the tip: This video highlights a great example of acting on shared values across religious...0March 17, 2012

A simple example of interfaith cooperation

Faith Line Protestants is excited to feature a new voice in our discussion on Christians in the interfaith movement. Anne Marie Roderick is a graduate of Earlham College where she...1March 13, 2012

Strengthening faith through interfaith

I had to take a quick moment to promote this article from my friend Chris Stedman on the Relevant Magazine blog: Why This Atheist Still Needs His Former Pastor. Quoting...0February 29, 2012

Unconvential alliances

I opened up an e-mail last night that has been sitting in my inbox for a while, waiting for a reply. I was shocked when I realized it was dated...1February 21, 2012

Kicking off a new year… two months late

A few weeks ago I was privileged to interview as a guest on the WILL AM 580 (local public radio) show Keepin’ the Faith about interfaith work on the University...0August 18, 2011

On the Air: An interview on Keepin’ the Faith

In conversations at the Interfaith Youth Core’s Interfaith Leadership Institute in Washington D.C. this week I encountered several interfaith leaders – both college students and staff – who struggle with...1July 28, 2011

A practical guide for engaging evangelicals in interfaith work

Appearing Monday in the online edition of USA Today was an opinion article titled “Can cause of social justice tame our culture wars?” which carries certain significance in our discussion...0June 29, 2011

When the Interfaith Movement and the Kingdom Intersect

Seemingly everyone is middle class. Ask someone who makes $75,000 a year and someone who makes double that amount, and both will tell you they’re “middle class.” And, it seems,...0June 9, 2011

What Does It Mean To Be Evangelical?: Defining Terms, Understanding Identities Pt II

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