Writing the Whole Self
In this interview, Enuma Okoro describes the gift of bringing one's whole self to a Collegeville Institute writing worksop on identity and belonging.
interviews
Sex and Theology on Campus
In her research, Jennifer Beste discovered that college students are overwhelmingly dissatisfied with hookup culture on campus. Can Christian ethics, focused on mutuality and justice, provide an alternative?
Fracture: On Fracking in America
In this interview, Taylor Brorby describes the environmental costs of fracking and why he felt compelled to edit a literary anthology on the subject.
Spirituality: Unpacking a Glow Word
In this interview, Lucy Bregman digs into the word "spirituality" - a term that "glows so strongly" and yet is "too mushy and fuzzy" to hold much meaning.
Assimilate or Go Home
D.L. Mayfield discusses her work with refugees, her calling as a writer/activist, and the complexities of writing about vulnerable populations.
Michael Dennis Browne Interviewed on Writing
Michael Dennis Browne was interviewed by Mary Hanson about his writing process, his work as a librettist, and his most recent book of poetry, The Voices.
Behind the Scenes with Ryan Corcoran
Videographer Ryan Corcoran talks about his experience filming stories of calling for the Collegeville Institute Seminars.
The Vocation of Children
Can children have a calling? An interview on vocation and children with Bonnie Miller-McLemore.
What Do You Do?
What happens when professionals share stories of their sense of calling? Watch Denise's video interview about her work as a judge.
Behind the Scenes
We interviewed Jane Cavanaugh about her experience of leading Called to Work and Called to Life groups in congregations across the Twin Cities.
