We traveled to Habitat for Humanity National Headquarters in Americus, Georgia, where poverty, and hope, come alive.

We have come to the Koinonia Community some nine miles south of the town of Americus, Georgia on Rte. 49. Koinonia is a community started in 1942 as an “experiment in Christian living.”

"Environmental Stewardship" (and toads) in North Carolina

Toward the start of this tour, we stopped at the Silk Hope Catholic Worker Community in the outskirts of Siler City, North Carolina. On one and a half acres, this is one of the best land utilization models we’ve seen in the country.

Higher Education?

Is a lot of higher education today really ‘higher education'?

"If a tree falls in the forest, and we know about it…”

“If everyone in the United States recycled their newspapers, we would save 500,000 trees: every week!” Let that one sink in.

“You Fools...”

Owning private property is an inherent right in our democracy. However, the current problem seems to be: who owns the property.

“Hop on the bus, Gus”

If you take the bus, not only is it a better route to the corner of Euclid and East 9th Street -- but it’s a better spiritual route as well.

On Refugees and Liberian Cleveland Indians Fans

According to U.N. figures, there are a staggering 13 million people living in refugee camps around the world. And there would be more, if it weren’t for Cleveland, Ohio.

Cleveland: The ‘Greenest’ City in America

Cleveland, Ohio is the greenest city in America....Well ok, it could be.

The Andy Griffith Show Causes Global Warming

What ‘Parents for Wholesome TV’ should really be lobbying against is: reruns of The Andy Griffith Show

Not Just a London Fog Type Thing

Many in America these days are, to one degree or another, overweight. No big thing, unless of course, you’re trying to get to Heaven.

The ‘Russian Roulette’ 500

What are we thinking with this auto-racing thing?