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I ran into a friend the other day, and we starting talking about the stress of living through the current political environment and the ongoing climate crisis. He told me that he had to stop living in all-consuming anger to prevent it from taking a toll on his health and well-being.
A good speech or sermon can stimulate the mind or touch the heart; but it is music that can heal the soul. … music is spiritual. Not because it was necessarily written to be so, but for the way in which our bodies interpret it.
One day, she called to make an appointment with me. She had something important to discuss. Over coffee, she told me she had made a big decision. Up until to then, you see, we had known Sasha as a man.
Our religious histories have quite an impact on who we are, and our spiritual journeys shape us.
Were there hall monitors or class monitors in your elementary school? That one kid that was assigned to keep watch over the students for the teacher.
Welcome to 2019! There’s something about a new year that feels like a clean slate. As a new year begins, we make our plans.
While we know that challengers are sure to join us in 2018, clarity and intention will help us to better embrace them and to learn more from them. We can then use them as launching pads to abundant life.
Time Out Youth Center and The Multicultural Center at UNCC will host a youth conference, PFLAG Kannapolis/Concord are holding elections, Planned Parenthood’s South Atlantic chapter is holding a celebration of the organization’s 100th anniversary, PowerHouse is presenting a fashion show, Freedom Center for Social Justice has a new hire, Caldwell Presbyterian Church is holding a spirituality series and The Victory Fund has endorsed Jame Campbell’s candidacy.
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