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What Advice Would You Give Your Younger Self?
Be silly and creative! Don’t let other people dim your light! Teresa, 55, on 20th Street To try harder in school; expose yourself when you’re younger and not to hold grudges. Steven, at Farley’s Have fun and take life by the horns! Natalie, 21, at Farley’s Invest in as many stocks as you can! Oh, and have fun, you’re only alive once! Jon, 55, at Post & Parcel Take advantage of every opportunity you can, and take more risks. Failure sucks but everyone fails. Henry, 24, at Starr King Open Space
War Interrupts an Internship
Like many of my generation, after I graduated from college I returned home to live with my parents. For the ensuing year and a half, I worked part-time at Grattan Elementary School in Cole Valley and searched, albeit without much energy, for what to do next. In one of our “What are you doing with your life?” conversations, my mom mentioned Onward, a two-month immersive internship in Tel Aviv.
A Study Abroad that Disrupted My Sense of Self
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A Study Abroad that Disrupted My Sense of Self
I knew going into the SIT Study Abroad program in South Africa last fall that I’d be one of two white undergraduates in a group of less than a dozen students, each of whom came from a different American university. I took no issue with being a minority, rather seeing it as a learning opportunity. I was prepared to be uncomfortable. What I didn’t expect was how my experiences in the program would lead me to deeply question my own identity. And not in a good way.
Celebrate Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day: Advancing Possibilities for Women at The Estée Lauder Companies and Beyond
United States HomeNews & MediaNewsroom By: Sara Moss, Vice Chairman Sara Moss, Vice Chairman, The Estée Lauder Companies Our founder, Mrs. Estée Lauder, believed in the infinite possibilities of all women. This month, The Estée Lauder Companies (ELC) celebrates Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, and reaffirms our founder’s belief in the power of possibility. A beautiful future is an equitable one.
New York Common Pantry raises more than $1.3 million to feed hungry New Yorkers
Marc Goldberg Photography Left to right: Willie Geist, Margie Sung, Sara Moss, Stephen Grimaldi, Elaine Clark The Fill the Bag Benefit occurs in-person nearly two years after the pandemic New York Common Pantry held its first in-person “Fill the Bag” benefit since the coronavirus hit two years ago, raising more than $1.3 million to support its mission of feeding hungry New Yorkers.
Review: John Passant's 'Songs for the Band Unformed'
Sara Moss reviews IA columnist John Passant's book of poetry, 'Songs for the Band Unformed' — a passionate reflection on politics and love. IN THE INTRODUCTION to his first volume of poetry, Songs for the Band Unformed, John Passant tells us that, as a child, he wanted to be a poet but his life took a different turn when he studied law and economics at university. He spent his subsequent working life in the area of taxation, first as an academic and then as a senior tax officer.
Philadelphia Eagles Player Has Baptized 5 of His Teammates - RELEVANT Magazine
The Philadelphia Eagles NFL team has managed to do something not many other professional teams are doing: Many players are have forged a bond through their spirituality. Religious players are pretty common in the league, but for many of these players, they live out their lives and faiths together—going as far as being baptized by a teammate in the team’s recovery pool at the practice facility.
Does Fasting Even Matter Anymore? - RELEVANT Magazine
Jesus and Moses began their earthly ministries by spending 40 days alone in the wilderness with God. These wilderness moments of fasting and prayer were moments of silence and moments of solitude. For me, these moments have been sacred stepping stones in my journey with God. I imagine they must have reminded Jesus of his first moments of solitude with man, alone in the wilderness of an unfinished garden.
The Pastor of Andy Savage’s Church Calls Bloggers and Social Media Critics ‘Hateful’ - RELEVANT Magazine
The pastor of Memphis’s Highpoint Church, Chris Conlee, has taken to the pulpit to call out people on social media who have criticized the megachurch for how they have handled accusations of sexual assault against fellow pastor Andy Savage. Recently, a woman named Jules Woodson came forward, and explained how when she was 17 years old in 1998, Savage was her 22-year-old youth pastor. After a service, he drove her to a secluded location at night and told her to perform sex acts on him.
A Call Back to Our First Love - RELEVANT Magazine
Our beautiful Jesus. Our blessed Savior. Our precious Redeemer. Our Lover. Our Everything. Where has our attention gone? Have we completely lost focus on the Only Thing that matters in our lives, our First Love? More and more, I am noticing the shift that has occurred. The alarming shift away from adoring our Beloved in true relationship with Him toward merely seeking the benefits of a relationship with Him.
The Danger of Reducing Big Ideas to Smaller Ones - RELEVANT Magazine
By and large, we appreciate multi-dimensional storylines that challenge our minds and heart. Our souls seem to resonate with an invitation to not be simple. To not be singular, myopic, small-minded. Books that win awards are nuanced and complicated, with plot lines and characters that surprise, delight or torture the reader. Movies that take home the Golden Globe sear to the bone with haunting truth or export us to an epic realm of imagination. At least in art, we resist reductionism.
If My #ChurchToo Story Hadn't Happened, I Might Still Be a Christian - RELEVANT Magazine
I’ve been away from Christianity for almost a full-decade now. I left the ministry and pursued academia, convinced that my Atheism was a result of my critical thinking alone and had little to do with my experiences as a Christian. Then I stumbled across the #ChurchToo thread on Twitter, and a tidal wave of repressed memories and experiences hit me all at once. I thought about something that happened at the end of my undergraduate career that I’d tried desperately to forget.
In the Age of Social Media, Words Have Never Been More Important
What follows may sound like a rather harsh rebuke, but it has been placed on my heart for us to become even more vehemently aware of the words we speak, the thoughts we think and the content we consume. This can cause severe reactions that can either make or break our lives. Everywhere I turn it seems as though words are recklessly thrown around.
What to Do When Life Gets Really Hard
What do you do when you are faced with various trials, tribulations and difficulties throughout your journey? Weighing the options, you can either fall into the trap, bemoaning your trial of the season and engaging in frivolous matters, potentially exposing yourself to further trials and difficulties; or you can persevere, focusing on God’s goodness and righteousness, steadily making your way to the top of the mountain. “In this world you will have tribulation.
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