by Craig Nash | Jul 10, 2025 | Opinion
Editor’s Note: The following feature appeared in the April-June issue of Good Faith Magazine, which is a free resource for all Good Faith Advocates. More information on becoming an advocate can be found here. 1992 Pittsburg State University 60 miles from Chanute,...
by Anna Parish | Jul 10, 2025 | Opinion
A few days ago, I sat outside in the blistering North Carolina heat at one of my favorite local coffee shops while waiting to meet up with a friend. Maybe it was the effects of the sun or the nostalgia that sneaked in after sitting in silence for too long. Either...
by Ali Khan | Jul 9, 2025 | Opinion
The past 21 months have been transformative for Palestinians and Israelis, but also, notably, for many Americans. Some have become entrenched in their polarized views of the Palestinian occupation and conflict. Others have had a rude awakening, discovering how...
by Dakota Felton | Jul 9, 2025 | Opinion
“Be a sponge. Be curious. Ask questions. No question is a dumb question. No, seriously, ask a lot of questions.” I am halfway through my internship with a Lexington, Kentucky, construction company, and one common theme that I hadn’t heard enough about beforehand is...
by Jason Edwards | Jul 8, 2025 | Opinion
The first time I thought I was going to see “Superman” on the big screen was a big disappointment. My parents had taken me to the drive-in. I was hidden under a blanket in the backseat. (Kids under a certain age were free, and money was tight.) We were there to see...
by Erin Parks | Jul 8, 2025 | Opinion
Rev. Dr. Sarah Boberg is the Assistant Professor for Christian Education and the Director of Empowering Families for Spiritual Formation at Campbell Divinity School. I have had the honor of getting to know her as a student in her class, “Life and Work of the...
