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My Memories of The Downtown Presbyterian Church’s Waffle Shops Past
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My memories of past Waffle Shops long preceded my ever attending one.
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Reflecting on a Century of Waffle Shop
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The Downtown Presbyterian Church is full of gratitude to the community for supporting this year’s Waffle Shop so enthusiastically. We are particularly thankful for our corporate sponsors, including The Contributor. As hoped, nearly 500 people attended and we raised over $15,000! All of the funds from Waffle Shop are allocated to the church’s mission to provide a free meal to the community each Saturday morning. This year’s event was a celebration of Waffle Shop’s traditions, the Christmas holiday, and our downtown community — all while supporting a very worthy cause!
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Finding the Divine
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Reading this posthumous memoir is a lot like experiencing Strobel in person. His stories welcome you into his life. He’s always a little bit mischievous in his delivery. He is calm about his faults and mistakes in a way that is reassuring
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Lifelong Activist Reflects on 67 Years of Social Justice Work
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For nearly seven decades, Meyer has been on the front lines of countless movements, advocating for the rights of a broad cross-section of communities.
News
Cruel and Unusual Punishment
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The National Health Care for the Homeless Council looks at the Supreme Court decision to allow punishing for unsheltered people sleeping outside.
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Too little, too late: The long, vexing road to government assistance as a homeless Nashvillian
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In theory, government benefits exist to close the gap and foster upward mobility. But what does it really look like in practice?
Features
Lessons in Injustice
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Founding editor of ‘The Contributor’ explores the legacies of white supremacy, private property and police
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Rethinking Mental Health: Insights from‘Your Consent Is Not Required’ by Rob Wipond
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Wipond’s investigative work exposes the often-coercive nature of psychiatric interventions and the troubling expansion of mental health laws that infringe on individual rights and autonomy.
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Perils and Prospects
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‘From Rights to Lives’ surveys the evolution of racial justice movements
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INSP Review: ‘Come and Get It’ by Kiley Reid
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Kiley Reid, author of 2019 sensation ‘Such a Fun Age’, is back with her new novel ‘Come and Get It’. Thrive Detroit reviews.