November is National Homelessness Awareness Month, a time to confront one of the deepest moral challenges facing our communities. When we picture homelessness, we may think of someone on a street corner holding a sign, yet for many, it looks like a child sleeping in a car, a mother choosing between rent and food, or a teen drifting from couch to couch. Across the United States, according to the 2024 HUD Point-in-Time Count, approximately 653,104 people are without stable housing on any given...

September is a time to reflect on both the brokenness of our world and the hope that compassion can bring. Suicide prevention and human...

As the new school year begins, excitement fills the air. Alongside the joy of fresh notebooks and sharpened pencils, there’s an urgent...