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Treating Body & Soul
Miseker Abate walks in a legacy of godliness and care for others that was embodied in her father’s life. For him, it meant becoming a…
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How to Enjoy Writing Research Papers
What if I told you that writing long research papers can be one of the most fun and fulfilling parts of your academic career? Now,…
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Faith in Fiction
When I was in middle school, I tried to write my first piece of “Christian fiction.” It was an allegory, which was (very transparently) about…
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Defending Religious Liberty
Since graduating from Concordia, Chase has earned his law degree from Duke University School of Law and served on the US Court of Appeals. Here,…
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Next Gen Golf Apparel
When Ryan Ellis ’03 graduated from Concordia Irvine, he decided not to pursue a career in basketball as his father and sister had done, and…
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The Name of the Lord
Do you know what your name means? What is significant about your name? What is important, during Lent, about the Lord’s name?
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Teachers, Don’t Ditch Social Media: Helpful Tips and A Parent’s Perspective
There is a divided stance between teachers when it comes to social media. Some teachers choose to avoid it altogether, while other teachers use it…
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Kirsten Van Holt: A Heart to Help Others
Reflections on putting your heart into it and chasing your dreams. A 2018 Healthcare Management graduate, Kirsten is currently pursuing her Masters in Healthcare Administration at Concordia and works…
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Applying Practical and Pre-Assessment Practices
Teachers seek a wide variety of information about their students in the first few weeks of the school year. This information relates to student characteristics…
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Teachers Inspire the Next Generation of Teachers
Take a good look at the faces in your classroom. Will one of those bright-eyed students be a teacher or principal?