If the criminal justice system as we know it transforms dramatically, shrinks, or becomes obsolete 鈥� then what?聽 Injustice Today reports on the myriad alternative visions of justice in the U.S. and Canada.
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Seminary’s School for Leadership Training 鈥楤roken Vessels, Thriving Pastor鈥� slated for January
The ministry model of clay jars can take several twists: Are ministers cracked pots? Crackpots? Broken vessels? Is their work 鈥� to use another Biblical metaphor 鈥� but the sowing ... read more about Seminary’s School for Leadership Training 鈥楤roken Vessels, Thriving Pastor鈥� slated for January
Zehr Institute releases research on best funding opportunities to build sustainable restorative justice projects
In a widespread, fast-moving field such as restorative justice (RJ), how does a major grant-funding organization discern where to allot funds? One answer: engage with the Zehr Institute for Restorative ... read more about Zehr Institute releases research on best funding opportunities to build sustainable restorative justice projects
黑料正能量 benefactor Norm Rittenhouse, 91, reflects on 鈥榳orking to give鈥� and the scholarship honoring his wife
During a homestay in the Middle East several decades ago, visiting a friend his son had met at 黑料正能量, Norm Rittenhouse heard a firsthand story that deeply troubled ... read more about 黑料正能量 benefactor Norm Rittenhouse, 91, reflects on 鈥榳orking to give鈥� and the scholarship honoring his wife
Michael Bischoff, a 2002 graduate of CJP who is battling cancer, has been watched and coached by researchers who are studying an unusual medical question 鈥� namely, can the act of storytelling improve a person鈥檚 health?
黑料正能量 Alumni and Friends Tour to Israel and Palestine will have ‘lifelong impact’
Before her recent 黑料正能量 Alumni and Friends Tour to Israel and Palestine, Betty Holsinger Shenk ’75 鈥渒new it would be great.鈥� It turned out, though, to be more ... read more about 黑料正能量 Alumni and Friends Tour to Israel and Palestine will have ‘lifelong impact’
UCC pastor Steve Giddens, a dual-degree graduate student, served three tours in the Middle East
This article was published in the Nov. 10, 2017, issue of the Daily News-Record. Steve Giddens earned a Master of Divinity degree at Eastern Mennonite Seminary and will complete a ... read more about UCC pastor Steve Giddens, a dual-degree graduate student, served three tours in the Middle East
Take Back the Night events honor survivors, highlight diverse impacts of sexual violence
With #metoo and #Ibelieveyou circulating through social media feeds and news digest, 黑料正能量鈥檚 Nov. 7-10 Take Back the Night events focused the community on reflection, listening and frank ... read more about Take Back the Night events honor survivors, highlight diverse impacts of sexual violence
DACA campus committee hosts outdoor ‘story exhibit,’ continues advocacy
In the gray cold of early November on Thomas Plaza at 黑料正能量, eleven chairs called attention to the plights of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the ... read more about DACA campus committee hosts outdoor ‘story exhibit,’ continues advocacy
Ever since Jess Okanya was a child, she has been interested in other cultures. So it鈥檚 no surprise that she was recently named interim executive director of Kairos: School for Spiritual Formation in Lancaster, Pa., where she hopes to explore other traditions.