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Celebrating Women’s History

This month, we celebrate Women’s History. Throughout the short history of our nation, we have seen women overlooked for their contributions to society. Since 1987,

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Keep Moving Forward

“If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to

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Forgiving God

Written by Jonathan Friesen, M.A. Photo by Joe Pohle I woke at exactly 4:06 am. I knew this as I snuck a peek at my

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NCU 2022 Year in Review

As we near the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, we look forward to spending cherished time with family, reunions with dearest friends, and anticipate all

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Native America Heritage month

Celebrating Native American Heritage

November is Native American Heritage Month, a month-long observation designated originally by a White House proclamation in 1990. However, states have recognized individual days set

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Who is at Our Table?

Written by J.P. O’Connor, Ph.D. The image of the Thanksgiving meal illustrates for some of us the growing social tensions in our world. Political violence

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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage

Each fall, we take time as a community to celebrate the Hispanic community, and recognize Hispanic Heritage Month. Hispanic Heritage Month happens each year from

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