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Jude the Lame | Anabaptist World

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By Sarah Werner Verified
| anabaptistworld.org
I am Jude, a brother of Jesus, one of the Twelve. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John mention me. They call me Judas or Thaddeus, as some people do. But there’s a lot that my friends don’t tell about my life. I was born about two and a half years after Jesus, in the normal way, no angels or fancy gifts involved. Jesus and I had a pretty normal childhood. He was different, though. He often went off to talk with the wild animals outside the village.
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Renting without bias: Is the industry ready for data-led inclusivity?

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By Sarah Werner Verified
| Property Reporter Verified
"Today’s renters are different. The rise of self-employment, the gig economy, and alternative living arrangements means many people simply don’t “fit the form” anymore. As a result, landlords are rejecting qualified tenants, not because they’re risky, but because the system can’t see them properly" - Sarah Wernér - Husmus The UK rental market is on the cusp of a radical shift.
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Newcomers bless Ohio community

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By Sarah Werner Verified, Jeff Boehr
| anabaptistworld.org
Worship at Lima Mennonite Church in Ohio has become an intercultural experience of love and joy with the addition of Haitian immigrants who have become part of the community. During the sermon response time on Pentecost Sunday in May, Amos Marcelin, a young Haitian man, shared his message of hope based on the Pentecost story. He sang a song in Creole and English about healing of the world and then translated the rest of the service for the Haitian participants.
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