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Roots or Idols?

Posted on April 21, 2014 by Ginna Bairby

An Opening Editorial I’ve always struggled with the idea of roots. It’s not that I don’t appreciate where I’ve come from or have deep love and gratitude for my family and the community that have raised me, nourished me, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Carousel, Current Issue, Editor Ginna Bairby Unbound, Journal | Tagged 9/11, Horizons, nationalism, peacemaking, poverty alleviation, Presbyterian Church (USA) General Assembly, Presbyterians Today, privilege, roots, Simone Weil, unbound, YAET, young adults | Leave a comment

Settling In, Putting Down Roots

Posted on March 31, 2014 by Beth Olker

Moving to a new city is no easy feat. I’ve done it twice in my life thus far, and I wouldn’t wish the difficulty of moving and getting settled in a new city on anyone! Many people find themselves moving to … Continue reading →

Posted in Carousel, Current Issue, Journal | Tagged city, community organizing, Horizons, immigration, moving, Nashville, poverty alleviation, Presbyterians Today, Racial Justice, refugees, roots, scripture, urban ministry, YAET, YAV, Young Adult Volunteer, young adults | Leave a comment

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