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Nov 11: The History of Thanksgiving from the Native American Perspective

Nov 8: How to Ensure Kids Don’t Inherit a City as Violent as the One They Were Born Into

Nov 5: My Disability is Divine

Nov 1: The Church Must Hear the Voices of Palestinian Christians Like Me

Oct 15: I Taught Myself How to Read in Prison. Then I Sued the System and Won

The History of Thanksgiving from the Native American Perspective
Native Hope examines Thanksgiving through Native American perspectives, including the National Day of Mourning, Wampanoag history, and traditions of gratitude.
How to Ensure Kids Don’t Inherit a City as Violent as the One They Were Born Into
K. Durrell Cowan believes in the African proverb: if children don't feel the love of their village, they will burn it down to feel the warmth. And so he founded his Memphis nonprofit to help kids cope.

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The Church Must Hear the Voices of Palestinian Christians Like Me
Jack Nassar welcomes the Church of England’s decision to hear Palestinian Christians on Kairos Palestine II and calls for listening to lead to honest engagement and action.

November 1, 2026
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Who Are We Becoming with AI?
Rev. Cameron Trimble offers seven principles for helping faith communities engage artificial intelligence with wisdom, discernment, humility and accountability.

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