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Interviews

Conversations with experienced Christian Scientists on topics of interest.

Dealing with the dark side—every day

Every day the media brings images of terrorism and war into our living rooms. These images can be haunting.

One man's response to children's cries for help

THE BROTHERHOOD OF HUMANITY IN ACTION The news media regularly report on desperate human needs. But often the problems seem so huge and formless to the millions of readers and viewers hearing the reports, that they don't see a way to be of help.

Interview with keynote speaker Huston Smith

Huston Smith's many books have garnered countless accolades during his half-century career as one of the world's preeminent religious historians. But when I met with him at his Berkeley, California, home following the lecture series devoted to the subject of his latest book, Why Religion Matters, the genial professor told me that one of his favorite reviews appeared in the Journal's sister publication, The Christian Science Monitor.

Soap opera star talks about healing

Actress Kathryn Hays is probably best known as Kim Hughes of As The World Turns. She has been playing Kim for the past 30 years.

Business across cultures

John Ranson has done overseas business development for a Fortune 500 company with operations in Russia, central Europe, and North Africa. He now consults from his home base in St.

Socially responsible investing

Amy Domini of Domini Social Investments can trace the roots of socially responsible investing (SRI) back more than two centuries. The movement, she says, evolved "out of faith-based investment decisions," and was accelerated by environmental and human rights movements in the 1960s and '70s.

A university president talks about ethics

Talbot D'Alemberte is the president of Florida State University. Known by the nickname Sandy, he has served in the Florida state legislature and has been president of the American Bar Association.

From local to global—interfaith communities increase

A professor of comparative religion and Indian studies at Harvard University, Diana L. Eck developed the Pluralism Project, which she has directed at Harvard for the past ten years.

An Olympic athlete talks about prayer

Few people have held more roles in the winter Olympics than lifelong skier John Bower . In the 1964 '68 Winter Games, Bower competed in Nordic Combined, an event that includes cross-country skiing and ski jumping.

Interviews with three pastors on 'a wake-up call' for change

Some segments of the public have suggested that the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center signalled the end of the world—that a Biblically prophesied Armageddon is upon us. Recently, Journal field editor Rosemary Thornton asked three pastors in the St.