The Regent World Redux We ask about it almost as soon as we meet someone new: “So, what do you do?” The answer is complicated. The previous generation’s way of working seemed much simpler: stay in one career, get job security, achieve success — and, sellout? But times change: the […]
Author: Converge Staff
World Vision’s week of wreckage
Just two days after World Vision U.S. announced the organization would now consider hiring Christians in same-sex marriages, the decision has been revoked. On Monday, Christianity Today published an exclusive interview with World Vision U.S. president Richard Sterns. In the article, Sterns said the decision to employ individuals in homosexual […]
Rob Ford makes an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live
Jimmy Kimmel says he has been trying to get Toronto mayor Rob Ford on his show since last fall, when Ford gained infamy by admitting to smoking crack cocaine while in office. Last night, Kimmel’s dream was realized, as Ford appeared on the ABC late night talk show. During the […]
Converge’s most read articles of 2013
Because New Year’s Eve and reminiscing about the past year go hand in hand, we thought we’d compile all the favourites from 2013. Just in case you liked them so much the first time, you want to read them all over again. The most read articles of 2013 on Converge: […]
The Aikman Opportunity Award
Patrick Henry College, Guildford Media Ltd., and reporter/writer David Aikman announced early February the launch of The Aikman Opportunity Award for Young Christian Writers. The goal of the award, said the organizers, is to identify, encourage, and support a new generation of Christian nonfiction testimony writers. Such writers can inspire […]
Christmas Playlist: A Long Cold Drive
We’ve asked a few of our music-loving friends to compile a list of refreshing songs of new and old, original and classics, for our readers to get ready for the holidays with a jingle in their day. They may not all be Christmassy, but Stephanie Ip brings you a mixtape […]