In celebration of generosity, and in the spirit of inquiry on how to understand it and to create new mechanisms to express it, we’re announcing a series running on Co.Exist examining some of the most generous people in a variety of fields. Today we unveil our Top Ten Social Media Mavens, who have innovated the use of social media for the greater good.

Compassion is serving more than 55,000 children in Peru today. What happens when that many healthy, smart, God-following kids grow up? A nation can be changed! Now, what about when 1.4 million Compassion children around the world reach adulthood? And 1.4 million more after that? And on and on… The world can be changed!

It's reasonable to ask how far Christians can pursue a common good alongside people who believe in very different goods from us, or who question whether we can call anything "good" at all. It's not just Christians who wonder about this: Secular thinkers have pushed back against the phrase on the grounds that no pluralistic society has the right to dictate a vision of the good for all its members.

Adoption-Share is a connector. It allows women who are considering adoption for their children—born but mostly unborn—to communicate with both those seeking to adopt and with licensed adoption agencies. For expectant mothers who are abortion-minded or perhaps resistant to adoption due to preconceptions of what it entails, Adoption-Share is an innovative, confidential, and non-intrusive way for her to explore this option and connect with a licensed agency in her state.

When you start dehumanizing the poor, you have no desire to build relationships with them. You have no interest in their stories. You have no interest in relationships. You believe stereotypes that have been told about them. You believe the lie that they have nothing to teach us and are incapable of contributing to the larger society.

What Christians can learn from the man with Down Syndrome who responded to Coulter's use of the 'r' word.

Several Christian disaster relief organizations, including those focused on providing emotional support to victims, announced yesterday that they are ready to head into the heavily damaged areas of northeastern United States in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.

Here are 3 reputable Christian disaster relief organizations that you can support as they help the victims of Hurricane Sandy

Shi Weihan was tortured and persecuted for his faith in Christ in communist China. Read this inspiring story of how he became one of the persecuted faithful.

The Solid Rock Christian Club is suing Snow College in Ephraim Ut for violating their freedom of speech and freedom of assembly rights.