How can we truly help the middle class? According to a recent article by the Wall Street Journal, the number of Americans identifying as middle-class has decreased over...
Lately, I’ve spent a lot of time packing and unpacking, something I never thought I’d find myself doing. It started when I studied abroad, then landed an internship...
Tuskegee, Alabama. February 4, 1913. Leona and James McCauley welcome their first child into the world, a girl they name after Leona’s mother, Rose. This year marks the...
Among the many things I had to memorize early on at the United States Naval Academy were the first ten stanzas of “The Laws of the Navy.” These...
On Monday, January 26th, faith leaders gathered in Washington D.C. to discuss restorative justice as a Christian approach to the criminal justice system. The United States is home...
The holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr leads me to reflect on many things, not all of which are the usual topics. First, we see in Dr....
In a few weeks I’ll be presenting at Faulkner University’s annual conference for the Journal of Faith and the Academy. This year’s theme is “Ancient Words and Modern...
2014 was a year of many joys and many challenges for many people. I’m sure it was for you, and it certainly was for me. As a mother...
There is no one formula for charity and poverty alleviation because God has equipped us all to fight poverty differently. Everyone has different relationships, resources, information, and strengths...
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