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  • Worcester Inter-Tribal Indian Council: Sacred Fire and Pipe Ceremony

    Posted by George on November 27, 2018

    By Nicole and Rick Braithewait Hunt and John Joubert “ how do we come back to being one people…


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  • Give Us a Seat at the Table

    Posted by George on November 27, 2018

    Systemic racism has, throughout my whole life, prevented me from being in spaces like this today, from going to college, from…


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  • Courage to Change

    Posted by George on November 27, 2018

    by Brenna Cussen I was beyond impressed that Agape was willing to dive into such a difficult and necessary issue. The diversity…


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  • St. Francis Day on Replay

    Posted by George on November 27, 2018

    by Jonathan Betts Fields   Nonviolent love looks like friendship; embrace it and end all the isms.   Race justice, lament,


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  • The Mystic’s View

    Posted by George on November 27, 2018

    Book review by Claire Schaeffer-Duffy Robert Thiefels has written a thoughtful and valuable book about consciousness as it pertains to the Christian faith…


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  • Challah on Advent Evening

    Posted by Aria on November 26, 2018

    Since Agape’s Annual Advent Evening falls just before the first night of Hanukkah, we will honor this holiday with two loaves of challah.


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  • Way More Than A Day

    Posted by George on November 17, 2018

    In fact, 28 days.  This year my Francis Day stars aligned in such a way that I’d be spending 28 days at Agape Community in Massachusetts helping to organize…


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