Articles by Plough Interns

My quest for education as formation led me to leave an elite university for a small Christian college where community is more than marketing.

The founder of the Hudson River School of painting believed it is possible for humanity to live well together with nature.

If God values every language, shouldn’t we take the time to learn those languages to full fluency?

How could I uphold my end of the guest-host relationship while respecting my host’s request that I do nothing in return?

Why are we sometimes worse people at home? It took a guest to teach me the secret of service.

To better fight racism, we should descend from the abstractions of ideology and invest in our common life.

My need for community became confused with a quest for validation.