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About Sarah Ngu

Sarah Ngu (@sarahngu) graduated in 2012 from Columbia University with a degree in American Studies. She was a fellow at the Trinity Forum Academy, and a fellow at the Trinity Forum Academy, and now works in New York, where she is part of the thought leadership team at LRN, a company that advises organizations on values within leadership and culture.

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Friendship and Vocation

A few years ago, Gallup asked employees in 152 organizations in 26... read more


On Honesty and Confession

Does a moral, psychological “point of no return” exist? Shakespeare illustrates what... read more


Faith, Fiction, and Reason

T.M. Luhrmann is a Stanford anthropologist famous for her research on evangelical... read more


On Gratitude and the Essayification of Life

“Tabbing” is what I call my daily practice of scrolling through emails,... read more


What Do We Do When We Run Out...

In a recent New Yorker article “The Case Against Empathy,” Paul Bloom... read more


Jesus and Privilege

The word “privilege” is tossed around a lot, often as a cudgel... read more


Ethics, Tribal and Global

  We live in a moment that is at once pervaded by... read more



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