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A Season with Jimmy – by an Anonymous Guest Blogger
The author of this post is the director of an Alternative Education Program for high school students. A member of one of my writing groups, she often writes moving stories of childhood trauma and abuse. ♥ ♥ … Continue reading
Posted in A Dream Deferred, Living as Apprentices
Tagged immigration, refugees
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Living in Harmony – With Others; Part 3; by Guest Blogger, Joy Zomer
The world is spinning – seemingly out of control. Divergence not diversity is the theme. Lies trump truth. Pain and hurt, shame and guilt abound. Vile comments, pictures, and behaviors sear our souls. Violence and human misery cause our hearts to … Continue reading
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Tagged immigration, welcoming others
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