The PloughCast

Learning that one’s job might soon be eliminated by the emergence of an overhyped new technology puts one in good company.

A priest joins her local volunteer fire department.

A new crop of innovative schools encourages all students to use their minds and their hands.

Peter Mommsen asks whether our society has lost sight of how to raise young humans.

Pan Youngguang describes how his persecuted house church chooses to flee together as a community.

Santiago Ramos points out that in a dictatorship, literature nurtures freedom. In a democracy, does it matter?

Maureen Swinger describes an old school bus’s transformation into a space for coffee and camaraderie.

Robert Donnelly meets the migrants seeking asylum in the United States.

Emmy Barth Maendel describes how, in just three short years, a sixteenth-century martyr founded a church that has endured to this day.