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Unable to keep their heads above water? That seems more like it. Admittedly, there’s a lot of systemic work still to be done for millennials and their financial security. I’m in the thick of it with all the rest of you.

“If we want to know anything about the health issues that face us today and will face us in future, the very first thing we should do is turn to the history of such issues.”

Matthew Smith at the University of Strathclyde, Scotland, discusses the importance of history in the evolution of our ideas generated on medical issues such as food allergies. Are break-through findings enough? Or should we consider social, cultural, and technological factors from accounts in history?

Learning How to Make the Gospel Come Alive: A Practicum in Effective Ministry to the SGL/LGBT Community.

Instructors: Dr. Wilhelmina Perry, Michael Elam, M.Div., Rev. Dr. Lisa Robinson, Min. F. Romall Smalls, M.Div. 

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I know a lot of people circulate videos and blog posts about Ferguson and #blacklivesmatter before they are taken down— Did you know you can archive social media posts, blogs, videos, #blackout information with the Internet Archives and partnering universities?

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