God created people as social beings. It’s how we were wired from the beginning. He designed us to be in relationships that are good, harmonious, and just. Today, our world is filled with conflict–with family members, neighbours, co-workers, and strangers. Competition and suspicion now mark our social interactions. But the good news is, reconciliation with others is possible. Through Jesus, we can overcome relational poverty to restore trust, peace, and justice.
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Written by Shanika Thomas I write this reflection as I head into my fourth week of my internship and it comes at a good time as I fee [ read more ]
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Define Dignity? “Dignity is “the quality or state of being worthy, honored, or esteemed In our introductory training module, we unpack our [ read more ]
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A flawed but useful case for modest consensus. [ read more ]
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Albert Brown has led over 88 "John Schools" in Saskatoon, SK. [ read more ]
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Ed Smith speaks about the joys of family and affirms HRC vision and mission addressing sexual exploitation in Canada. [ read more ]
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I lived under the Knight Street Bridge, collecting scrap metal and bottles... One of the hardest things was keeping my head up high. [ read more ]
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I grew up in a low-income family, with a stay-at-home mom of four. My father struggled with a drug addiction. [ read more ]
