Christianity

Antoinette Brown Blackwell

George MacDonald lost his pulpit and found something larger --- the ancient truth that story is how the largest truths have always traveled to the human heart.

The story of Isaac Hecker, founder of the Paulists, and his insistence that spiritual and civic life are not separate --- and why that question now belongs to the whole world.

The Vatican Observatory's centuries-long tradition of astronomical research reveals that wonder and service, science and faith, are expressions of the same love.

The story of Antoine Chevrier, who turned an abandoned Lyon ballroom into a shelter, seeing not charity but restitution owed to the poor.

The story of Nhá Chica, the freed Brazilian slave who built a chapel over thirty years through pure faith and individual initiative.

Enmegahbowh, the first Native American priest in the Episcopal Church

Anna Kingsford earned a medical degree in Paris without harming a single animal, insisting that science and conscience explore the same reality.

Harmonia tells the story of hymn writer Fanny Crosby, whose Bowery mission work refused to write off society's most discarded souls.

Baptist missionary Adele Fielde followed service from Swatow to suffrage to science, transformed by every person she genuinely saw.