Spotlight: Senator Ryan Fattman Reflects on Leadership, Faith, and Public Service
Massachusetts Senate Minority Leader Ryan Fattman reflects on his early political rise, conservative values, faith, and public service in a deeply Democratic state.
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Massachusetts Senate Minority Leader Ryan Fattman reflects on his early political rise, conservative values, faith, and public service in a deeply Democratic state.
Michael and Tracy Balboni have spent decades serving patients, mentoring physicians and building ministries that unite Christian faith with medicine.
Boston journalist Michele McPhee reflects on her career covering crime, terrorism, the Marathon bombing and Sandra Birchmore’s death.
For 33 years, Ross Jones has helped lead Berkshire Partners while building a career centered on faith, family, teamwork and giving back through philanthropy and community service.
Michael and Victoria Landers have spent decades strengthening Christian education, mentoring families and serving Massachusetts through leadership rooted in faith.
Father Jurgen Liias’s journey from refugee child to Episcopal minister to Catholic priest has shaped decades of Christian renewal and service in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio has built her public career around a simple but powerful mission: making government more transparent and accountable to the people it serves.
Sarah and Geoffrey Raux have built successful legal careers while using their leadership to support faith, family, education, church life, and service in Massachusetts.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue outlines his faith-driven approach to education, economic growth, energy policy, and government accountability in the 2026 Massachusetts race.
Harpoon Brewery co-founder Dan Kenary and wife, Julie, reflect on building a Boston craft beer staple while navigating growth, competition, and debt.
Bill Burke spent 34 years leading St. Sebastian’s School, building a culture grounded in faith, family, and relationships that shaped generations of students.
Brian Shortsleeve, a Marine Corps veteran and former MBTA leader, highlights his record of cutting costs, restoring a balanced budget, and outlines a campaign focused on affordability, economic growth, and government accountability in Massachusetts.
Gordon College President Michael Hammond shares how faith, family, and a career in Christian higher education shaped his leadership philosophy.
Republican Mike Kennealy launches his 2026 Massachusetts governor campaign, arguing the state has reached a turning point on housing, energy costs, taxes, and transparency in government.
A winter sandwich crawl through Boston’s North End ranks the best Italian subs at Bricco Salumeria, Monica’s Mercato, and Table Mercato, comparing flavor, authenticity, and value to crown a winner.