Rev. Abe Cho of Redeemer Presbyterian Church sat down with Tyler Wigg-Stevenson, author of The World is Not Ours to Save, and discussed how the next generation of Christians will engage with the culture around them. What does it look like to be faithful to God in our work when Christians are called to die to ourselves? When we emphasize “having an impact”, a...
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In The
Living Room
By: Suna Chung Consider the lilies of the field. Our God made beautiful stuff, even though he also built it to expire. This is a strange struggle for us on earth: to admire but not to fret, to see beyond the moment (though mesmerizing) to the eternal. For those of us in the creative arts, who endeavor on the building end of things, whose achievements are marked by elusive goals in ...
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BPC Winner
Tegu In The News
By: Brett Gaudin 2009 Ei Business Plan Competition winner, Tegu, was featured in today’s SF Chronicle Biz & Tech section, highlighting their originating ties to the San Francisco area, including a recent installation at the Children’s Creativity Museum in San Francisco. Tegu is a toy company that seeks to foment job creation and environment...
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The New Publicis
Omnicom Group
By: Johnathan Arp In a relatively unexpected move, Publicis and Omnicom merged last week as seen in this AdAge article. The newly formed Publicis Omnicom Group will now account for over 41% of Global advertising revenues with WPP, the nearest competitor, at 32%. This is the largest ever merger in the Advertising space. Some prospective rationals for the merger are to fort...
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New York in
panoramic views
By: Lauren Gill Every Sunday, the Metropolitan section of the NYTimes features a panoramic photograph that gives the viewer “a slice of New York.” Photographer Michael Kirby Smith captures multiple security camera screens in a police station. Damon Winter photographed men in Chinatown playing games on a Sunday afternoon. Niko Koppel caught a Hollyw...
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NYC Re-Imagined
By: Chris Dolan On Saturday, June 22nd three teams of West Side congregants scoured the UWS for a scavenger hunt as part of the Center for Faith & Work’s month-long program, NYC Re-imagined. The participants were required to take snapshots of themselves with anything from a non-existent subway stop to the place where Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan had coffee in the hit movie, You...
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