ESA's Blog: Love Justice, Do Mercy
Heroes of the Faith: Lott Carey
"I have counted the cost and have sacrificed all my worldly possession to this undertaking. I am prepared to meet imprisonment or even death in carrying out the purposes of my heart." Lott Carey...
Women Behind the Wall: Two Cities Within One
Podcast Episode #6: Two Cities Within One The Women Behind the Wall podcast highlights female voices from the Holy Land, and is hosted and produced solely by women who live and work in Jerusalem....
The Case for Climate Justice
By Jason Koon "Why is our church still using Styrofoam when we have meals together?" The question struck me as strange, not because I disagreed with the thought behind it, and not even because...
Depression and the "Loser" Lens
By Jean Neely According to the World Health Organization, depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide. This is understandable, given the state of the world and the nature of depression. Major depression is...
"We Refuse to Be Enemies"
Tent of Nations is a 100-acre organic farm and educational organization that seeks peace and reconciliation in the occupied territories of Palestine. By Sarah Withrow King As our tour bus comes to a slow stop...
Women Behind the Wall: A Barrier to Families
Podcast Episode #5: A Barrier to Families The Women Behind the Wall podcast highlights female voices from the Holy Land, and is hosted and produced solely by women who live and work in Jerusalem....
How The School That Changed a White Supremacist Also Changed Me
By Troy Konicki Lying in bed my first night of college, I reflected on the day: men in skirts had kindly helped my folks and me move in, the lunch included vegan options, streakers...
Sunday in the South
By Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove Service starts at 11:00am at St. John's Missionary Baptist Church. In eight months, Leah and I have never yet been on time. When we chain our bikes to the handrail on...
The Dangers of Voluntourism
Editor's note: Recent conversations about the ethics (and dangers) of "voluntourism"reminded us that these issues are as relevant today as when PRISM magazine first ran the following article in 2013. Do you have thoughts...
A Halloween to Remember
By Jim Baton Many of my American friends who take a walk through their neighborhoods today will be greeted by an assortment of scary decorations in front of their neighbors' homes: carved pumpkins, skeletons,...
