Senyati Baptist Hospital in Zimbabwe used to be a place of healing. With the onslaught of the AIDS pandemic, most of the patients come to spend their final days.

Steven Kunkel has autism, a communicative disorder. He spoke his first words at age 5. His parents’ dedication to helping him develop has led to their helping others in the same situation.

This photo essay follows Evangelicals on pilgrimage to sacred Christian sites as they see what remains–and what has changed–over 2000 years.

In this collection of photos, audio, slideshow and written story, McGill follows the Mukomwas, a young family of four, from the barren plains of Kakuma, Kenya, to suburban Chicago.

St. Helena Island is a magical place on the South Carolina coastline where African American men and women have farmed this land and fished this water for centuries–first as plantation slaves, then as freedmen. It’s now one of the last communities on the East Coast that hasn’t been swallowed up by development and tourism. But […]

Over 90 percent of the land in the southeastern United States is privately owned, but we are fortunate to have laws and incentives that make wildlife management more accessible to the private landowner. If habitat destruction and fragmentation is the bad news, the good news is that you, as a private landowner, have an opportunity […]

This collection of images speaks hope in contrast to a world full of tragedies. It is effectively a retrospective of my overseas work 1999 – 2004.

Prescribed grazing is the idea that you prescribe to your livestock where they graze and what they graze. The benefits, as you will see, are astounding and the payback for the more intensive management is worth the effort.

In “Soil Stories”, our protagonist, Francine, embarks on a journey of discovery that begins with her realization that soil is alive and that without soil, life as we know would not exist. In her journey of discovery she meets with soil scientists who help her “see” beneath the surface of the soil and help her understand how diverse yet ordered soil bodies are in the landscape and how much work has been done in soil survey.

This is an opener for our recruiting video. We are using this 1-minute piece to draw viewers (10th grade to college freshmen) into exploring ideas that may include what a day at work looks like, what are the rewards of working for the NRCS, making a difference, etc.

Sonus Dulcis Music Video: This project was a collaboration to see how images and music could intertwine to create mood and meaning in a performance setting.

This eight-minute audio slideshow documents sites in Italy important to history and to the Christian faith: Rome, The Vatican, Assisi, Florence and Venice. It follows students and faculty at Palm Beach Atlantic University as travel to Italy for an honors class. Narrated by Dr. Sam Joekel. Still photos, interviews and editing by Denise McGill