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Travel and Service in the Formation of Leadership
James Hunt
Drawing on the biographies of historical leaders, Dr. Hunt shows how service and travel impacts leadership development in young adults.
Staying for Tea: Five Principles for the Community Service Volunteer
Aaron Ausland
Lessons learned in the field are distilled into a set of principles.
Rethinking Stewardship: Moving from Management to Intimacy
Karin Holsinger
A Krista Colleague and Master in Theology advocates for Christians to move their environmental thinking beyond stewardship and toward cooperating with creation.

Speaking for Myself
Linda Pak
One Krista Colleague, using her Service and Leadership Development grant, writes about hers surprising encounter with questions of truth and identity.
A Passage into Leadership: Lessons from John Muir's Long Walk
James Hunt
In an appraisal of environmentalist John Muir’s walk to the Gulf of Florida, Dr. Hunt explores the relationship between travel and leadership.
Book Review: Everything and its Opposite: The Great Globalization Debate Since 1999
Michael Veseth
In a survey of the key literature on globalization over the past two decades, Dr. Veseth traces the nexus of the debate and how it has changed our understanding and expectations of globalization.

In Offense of Altruism
Nick Bryant
While trying not to entirely "poo-poo" his past motivations, a Krista Colleague discovers what it really means to accompany another on a service journey.

Taking Care: The Quest for an Ethical and Mutual Approach to Service
Valerie Norwood
Can service be unethical? The Krista Foundation's Executive Director Valerie Norwood explores the impact of service on both the individual volunteer and the host community, challenging the reader to help build a culture of care in service volunteerism.
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