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This article is part 5 in a series inspired by Gabe Lyons’ The Next Christians. As I read this book, I felt like Lyons’ insight was particularly relevant to our...0November 29, 2011

5 Types of Christians: Philanthropists (part 5 of 6)

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

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

This piece was originally published by the Interfaith Youth Core at http://www.ifyc.org/content/serving-together.  While I always intended to re-post it on this site eventually, I think that it is a particularly...0March 11, 2011

Serving Together

Last Thursday, I had the great privilege of sharing my passion for interfaith cooperation with a group of evangelical students at Northwestern University’s Multi-Ethnic InterVarsity. As I described the need...0March 1, 2011

Communicating Christ: Reflections from Northwestern University

Just over a year ago I was on a train home to visit my parents in the Chicago suburbs when my cell phone rang. It was my mother, who was...5February 15, 2011

Feeding the Hungry: an Example that Compels us Toward Interfaith Work

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