catapult magazine

Items tagged Future

• Church in the New World

  We know times are changing, but the question is, how can the church react and respond to those changes?

• <I>The Next Christendom</I> is here

  Philip Jenkins? compelling book explores current and future trends in Christian growth as the world?s largest religion moves South and East.

• Energizing memories

  Can the American church remember its purpose and reclaim its identity?

• Down a dead-end road

  A review of Dark Age Ahead by Jane Jacobs.

• Do high oil prices foreshadow a deeper crisis?

  An exploration of expert scientific opinions on if and when the world?s oil supply will be exhausted.

• Do high oil prices foreshadow a deeper crisis?

  An exploration of expert scientific opinions on if and when the world?s oil supply will be exhausted.

• Do high oil prices foreshadow a deeper crisis?

  An exploration of expert scientific opinions on if and when the world?s oil supply will be exhausted.

• In the difficult moment

  The mother of an infant girl struggles to stay in the present through crisis.

• Grant’s recommendations 1.25.08

  From the life and influence of Bob Dylan chronicled in I’m Not There to Mike Judge’s take on the future of the U.S. in Idiocracy.

• The past is the future

  Sustainable agriculture’s solutions for biodiversity loss and rural poverty.

• The food of the future

  A Food-a-Rac-a-Cycle for every church…or a new way that leads to old understanding?

• Somebody’s lost his wig

  Looking at where the U.S. has been can help guide where the country is going.

• Conversation: “When I Grow Up”

  Contribute your stories comparing your childhood ideals with the reality of growing up.

• This was not always the case

  A letter to future offspring in the wake of a U.S. election.

• Placing our hope

  Considering hope and fear twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall.

• The invisible border

  Mapping a neighborhood by streets, class and color -- and hoping for a better way home.

• Hung up

  Should Christians care more than they do about the issue of nuclear weapons?

• The presence of the past

  On how war imposes its memory long after the ceasefire.

• Ten things for Huss School in 2011

  As *cino continues to develop a vision for its historic school property in Three Rivers, Michigan, a list of ways to continue and to grow.

• The age of stinky books is upon us

  Confessions of a recent convert to the e-reader.

• My comfort tomorrow or someone else’s today?

  A college graduate ponders retirement planning.

• Hope at the margins

  Loving marginalized places enough to unearth their gifts and share their burdens.

• God, politics and wisdom

  Seeking an alternative to ideology.

• Nevermind your helplessness blues

  Viewing the newest Fleet Foxes album through the lens of Nirvana’s generational legacy.

• Celebrate me home

  On the sounds of moving from sleeping to waking.

• Ten things I experienced in 2012

  Reflections on changing, adapting and continuing forward.

• Progress defamed

  On art’s capacity to illuminate the stories we tell about ourselves and the myths of progress.

• Meditation on circular patterns

  Meditation on circular patterns

• Between the Rock and a hard place

  When everyday appliances challenge our sense of self and truth.

• Being known

  Don’t let your heart go cheap.