Tag Archives: Kate Collins
(Don’t) Talk to Strangers!
Tonight, I participated in a great event organized by Kate Collins, a Ph.D. candidate in Art Education who is teaching an undergraduate class focused on the intersection of art, community, and dialog. I had been to a couple small events … Continue reading
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Getting Messy: Some Thoughts on the Good Samaritan
I am not a Biblical scholar. Not even close. In fact, I have a friend I ask when I need a Bible reference for my writing. Nevertheless, I find myself thinking about the parable of the Good Samaritan and how … Continue reading →