@envisionPDX_CU high school students spent the last week exploring the intersection of faith and racial reconciliation here on the @cu_portland campus! It's incredible what a community of engaged thinkers and future leaders are able to accomplish!
Meet Annie, a Design Advisory Team member in this year's cohort! Annie is passionate about neighborliness and healthy interactions: "Neighbors should have the freedom to speak to eachother." We agree, Annie!
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You know why #rap needs to be included in praise and worship? Because it has a greater capacity to fill in the theological gaps that most #worship songs continually miss. ~M. 🍃 #theVoicesConference18
Hello @Starbucks, "the Art of Tough Talks" is a multi-media project that utilizing the arts to help groups process difficult social justice/racial bias conversations. We offer our services for your #May29 training. See the composite @ https://t.co/CxweoQCITU . Thank u. (RT)
"Younger Americans seem more accepting of cultural diversity and multiethnicity, but they also report feeling less prepared to engage, especially across racial and ethnic lines. They need evidence to believe that national or cultural unity is possible." Brenda Salter Mcneil
Through Design Thinking, EnvisionPDX students use logic, creativity, systematic reasoning and interactive communication to solve problems they see in their neighborhoods.
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"Are you more important to me than the Ethiopians?" Asks the LORD. "I brought you out of Egypt, but I also brought the Philistines from Crete and led the Aremeans out if Kir." -Amos 9:7
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Know a high school student who believes in making a difference? Nominate a high school student to join @envisionPDX_CU at @Concordia by March 14! https://t.co/naRnyI9T7F
"We should not only be familiar with individual stories of redemption, but also with the history of how God has changed communities and people through His redemptive work." -Soong-Chan Rah