Based in Newton, Kansas, Huber primarily writes for Anabaptist World while maintaining select automotive commissions. His 2025 work shows three emerging interests:
MilestoneImpact AP Energy Task ForceShaped national coal industry coverage 2006-2015 Anabaptist World MergerIncreased global readership by 40% post-2020
This 2024 investigative piece for Christian Leader demonstrated Huber's ability to navigate complex church politics. Through interviews with 17 congregation members across three Indian states, he revealed how a 135-year-old denomination resolved doctrinal disputes through grassroots reconciliation processes rather than top-down mandates. The article's impact led to its adoption as a case study in three seminary conflict resolution courses[5].
Huber's 2023 HiConsumption feature married technical automotive knowledge with lifestyle journalism. The 2,800-word deep dive into modular camper engineering included interviews with German designers and Appalachian overlanding communities, reflecting his signature blend of industrial analysis and human-interest storytelling[8].
This 2022 crisis reporting piece for Anabaptist World showcased Huber's global network within peace church communities. By contrasting Mennonite relief efforts with Russian Orthodox responses, he provided unique insight into faith-based humanitarian responses to geopolitical conflicts[5].
Huber prioritizes stories demonstrating intercontinental collaboration within peace church traditions. His 2024 series on Kenyan-Mennonite farming partnerships exemplifies this focus. Pitches should highlight unexpected cultural exchanges or resource-sharing initiatives between Global South and North communities[5].
Drawing from his energy sector experience, Huber seeks stories bridging technological advancement with established industries. A 2021 piece on Amish solar panel adoption succeeded by framing innovation within cultural preservation contexts[4][5].
His Unimog camper article succeeded by profiling both engineers and end-users. Effective pitches should connect vehicle design to lifestyle anthropology, particularly regarding off-grid communities or disaster response applications[8].
"Huber's work reminds us that the most impactful journalism often lives in the spaces between major headlines." - 2024 Religious Media Association Commentary
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