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Why do communities of faith need the work of diversity?

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Alumna Jennifer Bennett is Seattle animal shelter’s first vet

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Valuing “old” and “new” in the Christian faith

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Class notes: In memoriam, spring 2019

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On- and off-campus partnerships introduce students to new experiences

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Faith for business and the world

Spring 2019

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SPU gardener Jeff Daley recognized as “outstanding master gardener”

“I treat this place like my own backyard,” Daley said.

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Tech evangelist Guy Kawasaki uses grit to change the world

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Discussing disagreement: Study pushes students to encounter theological difference

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Alumna Julieta Altamirano-Crosby helps immigrants speak