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Well, we made it to Election Day -- time to pack up the ol' Truth and Civility campaign until the next election
The Institute for Civility in Government was founded in 1998 by two Presbyterian pastors, the Rev. Cassandra Dahnke and the Rev. Tomas Spath. They began by taking groups of adults to Washington, D.C., to listen and learn about how to speak with one another and their elected officials in civil, courteous ways. They branched out to college campuses, bringing elected officials to campuses to meet with students. These gatherings are not about positions or sides of a debate, but about discussing ideas in a respectful manner.
Last week was a-buzz about the six-month anniversary of the Affordable Care Act. And rightfully so.
Now he was teaching in one of the synagogues on the sabbath. And just then, there appeared a woman with a spirit that had crippled her for eighteen years.
Last weekend, the nation had an opportunity to reflect, commemorate, and celebrate the March on Washington and Dr.
Between July 30 and August 3, a reign of terror was released upon villages in the Congo's eastern mining districts.
[Editor's Note: This week we will have a series of reviews on films with a focus on immigration. Check back each day for a new film review, and visit www.faithandimmigration.org for more information]