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An African Shepherd, Too Many Girl Saints, and A Toddler-Priest

June 2, 2017

Source: Episcopal Cafe Magazine An African Shepherd, Too Many Girl Saints, and A Toddler-Priest

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Women and People of Color in Christian Academia: A Reflection on the Future of Evangelicalism

It’s time for institutions to get honest about why they don’t have women and people of color faculty. Read my essay about what evangelical institutions can do to address the problematic absence of women and people of color. Read more at https://www.cbeinternational.org/blogs/women-and-people-color-christian-academia-reflection-future-evangelicalism

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An African Shepherd, Too Many Girl Saints, and A Toddler-Priest

“You can’t be a shepherd,” a six-year-old African-American boy said to a five-year-old African boy. The first boy had been assigned as a Wise Man, the second boy as one of the shepherds. ... Read more at https://www.episcopalcafe.com/an-african-shepherd-too-many-girl-saints-and-a-toddler-priest/

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