About Sarah Clark

Sarah graduated from Dartmouth in 2011 with a double major in English and Russian Area Studies. She is originally from North Carolina but grew up largely in South America (first Bolivia, then Brazil). Sarah currently lives in Knoxville, Tennessee with her husband Charlie.

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Short-term Missions, Long-term Places

The Gospel Coalition recently posted an article by Darren Carlson entitled “Why... read more

What Does It Mean to Be Successful?

A recent article by Genevieve Smith, published in April by Elle magazine,... read more

What We Can Learn from Young Atheists

Recently The Atlantic posted an article entitled, “Listening to Young Atheists, Lessons... read more

Friendship, Gender, and Literature

“What we need is… better art and better stories—better fictional worlds, by... read more

Father Brown and the Reality of Sin

I have now read about half of the total collection of stories... read more

What Hath Our Hands Wrought?

In certain circles, it’s become popular to worry about the effects of... read more

Take a Break—For Renewal

“Think for a moment about your typical workday. Do you wake up... read more

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