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Teaching Augustine & moral theology @VillanovaU. Studying Bioethics @LoyolaChicago. Trying to be kind on social media.

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Facebook group helps women find healing after alleged abuse at Baptist counseling facility

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By Mac Loftin, Daniel Pioske, Jennifer T. Kaalund, Brandon Ambrosino
| Christian Century Verified
More than 100 women have found refuge in an online support group that exists because of trauma they say they experienced at a place meant to heal them. Vision of Hope, a residential counseling facility in Lafayette, Indiana, operates under the independent Baptist congregation Faith Church and treats women struggling with eating disorders, mental health crises, unplanned pregnancies, and other life challenges.
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The sacred testimony of Black joy

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By Mac Loftin, Daniel Pioske, Jennifer T. Kaalund, Brandon Ambrosino
| Christian Century Verified
As we mark Black History Month—100 years after Carter G. Woodson inaugurated Black History Week in 1926, and as the organization he founded reflects on a century of commemorating Black life—I find myself thinking about Black joy. Black history, in all its pain and triumph, is also a testament to joy. Across generations of violence, injustice, and systemic dehumanization, Black people have insisted on their humanity. One of the most powerful expressions of that insistence has been joy.
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Entertainment in an Easter egg economy

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By Mac Loftin, Daniel Pioske, Jennifer T. Kaalund, Brandon Ambrosino
| Christian Century Verified
When Netflix's Stranger Things first debuted in the summer of 2016, I was captivated. A refreshingly earnest, Spielbergian spirit coursed through this story of a band of kids who bravely faced grief, trauma, mystery, and monstrous evil together. As a lover of various elements of pop culture, I loved the way these kids interpreted their reality through the lenses of stories, including Dungeons & Dragons, X-Men, and The Lord of the Rings.
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