A teacher, coach, neighbor, mentor, or relative who listens without judgment and shows up consistently can make a meaningful difference in a young person’s well-being.

Clergy couples and ministry partners describe how communication, privacy, therapy, and clear boundaries help sustain both their marriages and their congregations.

Harvard professor Arthur Brooks places faith at the center of a fulfilling life, alongside family, friendship, and work that serves others.

Charlene Bowden recalls the mentorship of the Rev. Dr. Sidney Richard Holston and how Church Twinning International’s mantle became a renewed global mission.

Liberia Project 180 calls Presbyterians to confront their denomination’s role in colonization and build relationships centered on truth, apology, repair, and Indigenous Liberian voices.

An educational pathway involving Tennessee State University and Meharry Medical College may offer eligible Black male high school seniors an accelerated route toward medical or dental careers.

Rev. Phyllis Byrd connects Pentecost, biodiversity, and mutual survival in a call for ecological faith in action.

Congregations can strengthen communities by building trust, sustaining relationships, and creating networks of mutual care.

Rev. Dr. Marvin L. Morgan challenges racial disparities in crime photography and calls for equitable media representation.

A PBS film chronicles the disability rights activists whose courage and coalition-building helped secure passage of the ADA in 1990.