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Staging a coup against the cycle of offense
Dear friends, Years ago, my husband told me I could bottle my indignation and sell it on eBay for a fortune. It was funny then,
Forgiveness
Last week we talked about love. This week (of all weeks!), can we also talk about one of the grittiest works of love: forgiveness? I remember
Deciding To Love
If you’re on social media, you’ve probably seen the phrase, “I don’t know you, but I love you.” How does that sit with you? It’s
If Kings and Sultans Can Do it, So Can We
Heval, Rabbi Joshua Lesser, Kitti, Gracie Moore at our “Standing With Our Muslim Neighbors event in 2019. Photo credit: Chase Moore So, a Kurdish Muslim
Ali’s Story
Photo Credit: Taryn Schultz Like many refugees, Ali Mohammed has never known a life without war. His homeland, Sudan, was at war when he was
How to Engage
Furaha, Leon’s wife, at the baby shower. When I have a meeting with someone at Refuge for the first time, I often warn them that
Play
Photo Credit: Joe Gonzales I confess that I love to play. And I really love it when I can give people some hope that they
Somayyah’s Story
Somayyah shows me the mug she found in the gift shop at The King Center in downtown Atlanta: “I have a dream that my four little children
The Minimum that Becomes the Maximum
Photo Credit: Tom Griscom Someone once called Refuge out for doing “the bare minimum.” To be honest, my first thought was, “Heck, yes, we do
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Staging a coup against the cycle of offense
Forgiveness
Deciding To Love
If Kings and Sultans Can Do it, So Can We
Ali’s Story
How to Engage
Play
Somayyah’s Story
The Minimum that Becomes the Maximum
Ahmad, Dreaming
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What 8,000 screaming people cannot do
