A Story of Hope
They say you grow in wisdom as you grow in years. I would say that is very much my case. My life and journey have given me a wisdom...
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Jon Hoffman
- Aug 29, 2017
Mentoring Future Mentors
For three nights every week my wife Kim and I welcome into our home a group of neighborhood kids who we mentor through Bible study,...
Katie Garcia
- Aug 8, 2017
Unity Conquers Conflict
It happened in junior high. Our class, half Hispanic and half Caucasian, one day realized that it meant something. There were suddenly...
Yolanda Johnson
- Aug 1, 2017
Trip to the Playground
What keeps us from entering a neighborhood that appears to be different than ours? Or what is that feeling that keeps us in our cars or...
Shannon Lucas-Roberts
- Jun 8, 2017
Poem: Our Corner of America
In our corner of America, the groceries have to be carried from store to car, car to elevator, elevator down the hall, hallway into our...
Autumn Swain
- Apr 17, 2017
Interview: Hana and Efram Moges
Hana: “I was born in Ethiopia where I lived with my grandmother for twelve years. I then moved to Paris, France to live with my mother. ...
Malisa Payne
- Mar 13, 2017
Interview: Rev. Gloria Bradley
“I was born in St. Petersburg, Florida, during segregation, though I didn’t stay there long. Just a few years into my life I was scooped...
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