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Houston: Can-Do City

September 27, 2016

This excerpt was originally published in a sleeve that City Journal put out called “Lone Star Quartet,” a narrative on how some of the country’s fastest growing metros — Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio — are powering the Texas economy. Continue Reading…

A Gateway to Peace and Prosperity

July 18, 2016

A Texas couple create a new community to help women exit cycles of abuse.

The Elegant Entrepreneur

May 18, 2016

Danielle Tate discusses what it takes to start a million-dollar business, proving that you don’t need an MBA to do it.

To the Suburb! The New New America

February 19, 2016

When you look at today’s migration patterns, you might be surprised at where the New America is moving.

Policing With Velvet Gloves

January 21, 2016

This is the story of how San Antonio’s police department helped divert 100,000 people away from jail and into mental-health treatment—one 911 call at a time.

Higher Ed, Lower Costs

November 20, 2015

An e-learning entrepreneur brings cut-rate practical degrees to far-flung corners of the world.

Head for the Numbers, Heart for the Hungry

September 17, 2014

Rachel Lynne Wilkerson marries empiricism and mystery, complex systems and grassroots personalism.

Inequality in an Acre

September 1, 2014

There have to be more frequent, more courageous, and more creative ways to bridge the inequality gap.

Let the Weak Say I Am Strong

July 15, 2014

A Korean-American church brings together its first and second generations with an unlikely linchpin: the disabled child.

Doctor May Know Best, But Sometimes Patients Know Better

March 13, 2014

A community-health center in New Mexico shows how to overcome cultural barriers in providing quality care.

The Eternal Lens: Christians and the Press

September 2, 2013

Thinking Christianly about journalism — both the craft and the institution — involves skiing on the impulses of a deep humanism and exultant transcendence.

Hope from the Hole

August 7, 2013

A mission in rural New Mexico restores identity and a future for Native American men once defeated by addiction.

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Houston: Can-Do City

A Gateway to Peace and Prosperity

A Texas couple create a new community to help women exit cycles of abuse.

The Elegant Entrepreneur

Danielle Tate discusses what it takes to start a million-dollar business, proving that you don’t need an MBA to do it.

To the Suburb! The New New America

When you look at today’s migration patterns, you might be surprised at where the New America is moving.

Policing With Velvet Gloves

This is the story of how San Antonio’s police department helped divert 100,000 people away from jail and into mental-health treatment—one 911 call at a time.

Higher Ed, Lower Costs

An e-learning entrepreneur brings cut-rate practical degrees to far-flung corners of the world.

Head for the Numbers, Heart for the Hungry

Rachel Lynne Wilkerson marries empiricism and mystery, complex systems and grassroots personalism.

Inequality in an Acre

There have to be more frequent, more courageous, and more creative ways to bridge the inequality gap.

Let the Weak Say I Am Strong

A Korean-American church brings together its first and second generations with an unlikely linchpin: the disabled child.

Doctor May Know Best, But Sometimes Patients Know Better

A community-health center in New Mexico shows how to overcome cultural barriers in providing quality care.

The Eternal Lens: Christians and the Press

Thinking Christianly about journalism — both the craft and the institution — involves skiing on the impulses of a deep humanism and exultant transcendence.

Hope from the Hole

A mission in rural New Mexico restores identity and a future for Native American men once defeated by addiction.

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