In 1995, Brian Stiller recorded an exclusive interview with Henri Nouwen at his L'Arche Daybreak home. An intimate and inspiring interview, this is part 2 of the uncut conversation in video form has never been made available - until now! 

In 1995, Brian Stiller recorded an exclusive interview with Henri Nouwen at his L'Arche Daybreak home. An intimate and inspiring interview, this uncut conversation in video form has never been made available - until now! 

Weaving the challenges of mental health with the life and art of Vincent van Gogh, best-selling author Sharon Garlough Brown's beautiful novel Shades of Light invites readers into a journey of compassion and hope. A deeply honest and meaningful conversation.

In a hope-filled conversation about the future of our planet, guest John Mundell, environmental engineer and director of Laudato Si' Action Platform, calls us to put our faith into action, challenging us to address the damage caused by human negligence and abuse of God's creation.

Adam Russell Taylor, author and president of Sojourners, advocates for a politics that prioritizes truth, justice and the common good. Challenging the deep divisions plaguing church and society, Adam shares a transformational vision of hope and healing.

CEO of Prison Fellowship Canada, Stacey Campbell, joins Karen Pascal for a visionary conversation about their collaboration to bring Father to the Fatherless into prisons and institutions across Canada. Based on Nouwen's The Return of the Prodigal Son, they discuss how this new initiative has the potential to transform lives all across the world!

Recorded almost 40 years ago, at a Sojourner's conference for social justice activists, Henri Nouwen's message is timely and challenging as he passionately reminds us of who we belong to and why we are sent into the world to serve.

In Part 4, Henri Nouwen concludes his powerful series on how every Christian is called to become a peacemaker through prayer, non-violent resistance, and community.  Recorded 40 years ago, Henri's challenge is perhaps timelier and more meaningful today than ever before.

This episode is Part Three of the peacemaking series from Henri Nouwen, first recorded in 1983. Henri wrestles with challenging questions from an audience about what it means to be peacemakers in a world threatened by war and the use of nuclear weapons.

This episode is Part Two of the peacemaking series from Henri Nouwen, first recorded in 1983. Henri focuses on the importance of resistance, seeing the way of Jesus as the greatest force of non-violence in the world. It's as timely and meaningful today as ever! 

If you’re a professional or at-home caregiver, you likely value Susan Martins Miller’s wonderful Henri Nouwen-inspired devotional Hope for Caregivers. Miller joins us to talk about the wisdom, grace, and encouragement that Nouwen offers caregivers.

Marjorie J. Thompson, author of Courage for Caregivers, joins us to share Nouwen’s unique insights on caregiving and how they radically alter the relationship between both the giver and the receiver of care.

Twenty-eight years ago, Brian Stiller interviewed Henri Nouwen for a television program. Brian, now Global Ambassador for the World Evangelical Alliance, talks about how Henri’s insights still apply to the Church today.

Kerry A. Robinson, executive partner for the Catholic Leadership Roundtable, shares Pope Francis’ challenge to work for peace and justice worldwide, and invites us to a radical disposition of other-centeredness.

Adam Russell Taylor, President of Sojourners and author of "A More Perfect Union," offers a transformational and unifying vision for America in this deeply challenging, honest, and hope-filled episode of Now & Then.

Best-selling author and theologian Sister Joan Chittister reflects on the importance of nurturing a “monastic heart" and offers valuable insight and encouragement for these unprecedented and challenging times.

Is the anti-nuclear movement still alive and well today? Art Laffin, author, activist and good friend of Henri Nouwen, shares about Henri’s influence on his life and work, and what it means to live Jesus' gospel of nonviolence.

Kerry A. Robinson, Executive Director of the National Leadership Roundtable on Church Management and author of "Imagining Abundance", gives brilliant and inspiring insight into both the world of philanthropy and fundraising.

Author, activist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee Fr. John Dear reflects on what he calls “the revolutionary Beatitudes of Jesus.”

The original Nun-on-the-bus, author, and activist - Sister Simone Campbell is a clear, compelling voice for hope and change.