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College life is a time of exploration, self-discovery, and growth. For many students, it's also a time to deepen their faith and spirituality. Faith-based campus organizations provide a supportive and nurturing environment for students to explore and strengthen their religious beliefs. In this article, we'll delve into the significance of these organizations, how they promote religious values, and the sense of community they offer students.

There's a growing interest in religious studies in colleges worldwide. Understanding faith offers insights into our shared human history and frames how we approach contemporary issues. Let's explore the deep interconnection between faith and education and how it promotes a well-rounded education.

In an age where digital technology reigns supreme, a new generation of thinkers and doers is rising: college students. While we marvel at the progress and possibilities of technology, there's an ever-growing need to address the ethical dilemmas it presents. Today's students are passive consumers and active participants, questioning, reshaping, and redefining the digital landscape.

This has been a long week with frustrating and frightening news that is both far away and close to home. Last Sunday, we prayed for the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East and also for our mission partners at Odyssey Youth Movement.

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Amid the multiple analyses emerging of the latest major development in the now 150-plus-year-old Palestinian-Israeli conflict, one matter being largely passed over is any mention of how an international youth music festival played a central role in the planned Hamas assault.

There is an arrogance that goes along with hardness of heart, as well as being stubborn and unwilling to listen to others. Soft-hearted people are sometimes characterized as being mild-mannered and maybe even as pushovers, but those who are tender-hearted remember to make space for others, which is one way of respecting the dignity of other human beings.