Jennifer Havice

The nonprofit world has been transformed—from one centered on local solidarity and problem-solving to single-issue campaigning and professional service delivery, as Theda Skocpol argued in Diminished Democracy. Instead of regularly reaching out to help neighbors we know (without even calling it volunteering), we either sporadically show up as forma

Abraham Joshua Heschel’s concept of the Sabbath as a “cathedral in time” is a profound articulation of Judaism’s emphasis on sanctifying time rather than space. This idea challenges the modern obsession with materiality and spatial conquest, offering a countercultural vision of spiritual practice and human existence.