Pan Youngguang describes how his persecuted house church chooses to flee together as a community.

Santiago Ramos points out that in a dictatorship, literature nurtures freedom. In a democracy, does it matter?

Maureen Swinger describes an old school bus’s transformation into a space for coffee and camaraderie.

Robert Donnelly meets the migrants seeking asylum in the United States.

Emmy Barth Maendel describes how, in just three short years, a sixteenth-century martyr founded a church that has endured to this day.

Heinrich Arnold describes how scripture tells an unfinished history of liberation.

Visual artist Hannah Rose Thomas, architect Charles Howell, and poet Malcolm Guite celebrate the freedom of coloring within the lines.

Dori Moody describes how poverty, chastity, and obedience bring a different kind of freedom.

Rosemarie Garland Thomson asks why parents are not spared the terrible freedom of having to choose whether to have a child with a disability.