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MLK Day

Friendship Is A Bridge

And so, on a day wrought with emotion and tension for many, we want to share a story of friendship. Because true friendship closes the gap between differences. Friendship is a bridge. "I have always been interested and passionate about racial reconciliation," says Laura Korn, Short-Term Trip Coordinator at Kensington. She was challenged by a…

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'Tis The Season

Why I’m Not Looking Forward To Christmas

Is it okay to love Jesus but dread Christmas? The store decorations have been up for a month now. Family calendars are bursting with all kinds of commitments. Traffic around the malls is already maddening and hasn’t even reached its peak. But I’m not talking about that. Even if all of the Christmas preparation was…

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#Thankful

The Secret & Holy Power of Thanksgiving

It started as a celebration of good harvest and it's turned into a national holiday of turkey, football and thankfulness. Although gratitude may be flowing this Thanksgiving, the other 364 days of the year it sometimes feels like there is a heftier serving of complaining than a spirit of gratitude. To combat this negativity, I…

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Get Out And Vote

How Would Jesus’ 12 Disciples Vote?

Before we answer that question, we first need to understand the identity of these followers. Jesus chose His 12 disciples as foundations of the church to carry on the work He started on earth. He exalted ordinary, common, simple men to be leaders in the movement of Christ. They were his closest followers, chosen witnesses,…

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Making A Difference

The Kind Of Medication You Can’t Write A Script For

It tells a story of hardship in this mother’s eyes as she brought her child to our clinic looking for answers to the developmental and behavioral issues in her son. He was not acting like other children his age and at times did not seem capable of understanding and complying with directions or instructions. Hoping…

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