What is God’s plan for a multiethnic world? Two LTN alumni, Catherine Fowler and her friend Jamara Beard, explore this question together. Looking to Revelation 7:9-10, Catherine reminds us that …
What is Biblical Justice? w/ Catherine Fowler (Part 1)
Biblical justice: what is it? And why does it require a foundation of truth? These are the questions Love Thy Neighborhood alumni Catherine Fowler posed in a recent video series …
Hope in a Hospital
Many of us have been in Emergency Rooms before. For whatever reason, large or small, we have found ourselves waiting for hours to be seen by a doctor. Any waiting …
To Give or not to Give?
Andrew was raised a Christian. His family loved God, and his church was rooted in the gospel. As Andrew got older, he became frustrated that …
The Softening of a Hardened Heart: Transformative Relationships Across Ethnic Lines
This entry is from a former Team Member, Vena Reed, who served in our 2016 Summer term. It was a Tuesday evening at the beginning of April. I vowed to give …
Why Presence Is Better Than Perfection
The Lord has a way of taking what we think we need or want and blesses us with something even more beautiful than we could have ever imagined. Moving to …
Alumni Story: Unqualified Candidate
Each Thursday, LTN will be featuring a blog written by an Alumni during their time of service. This week’s feature comes from 2010/2011 Alumni Rachel Szabo. This post was originally …
Alumni Story: What is True Ministry?
Each Thursday, LTN will be featuring a blog written by an Alumni during their time of service. This week’s feature comes from 2010/2011 Alumni Autumn Schaub. This post was originally …
Alumni Blog: What Happens When Life Has No Adventure?
Each Thursday, LTN will be featuring a blog written by an Alumni during their time of service. This week’s feature comes from 2010/2011 Alumni Bradley Brown. This post was originally …
Alumni Blog: How Christian Community Helped Me to Stop Feeling Worthless
Each Thursday, LTN will be featuring a blog written by an Alumni during their time of service. This week’s feature comes from 2011/2012 Alumni Josh Smith. This post was originally …
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