Connection, Care, and Conscience: A Multifaith Reflection Guide for the 2020 Election Debates
As people living in the United States, we know that the upcoming Presidential election will shape the substance of this country for years to come.
As people living in the United States, we know that the upcoming Presidential election will shape the substance of this country for years to come.
As people living in the United States, we know that the upcoming Presidential election will shape the substance of this country for years to come.
This statement, in Honor of Juneteenth, 2020, is presented by CARJ (The Committee Advocated for Racial Justice at United)
“United Seminary helped me figure out how to use my gifts, talents, and passions to serve my congregation and the denomination I love.” - Andrea Johnson, MDiv ’17, current DMin student.
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