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When you think of segregation, the Civil Right’s movement probably comes to mind. A time when African-Americans fought and even died for the right to go to schools of their choice, the right to vote and fairness in housing. So, fast forward several decades later and the stark reality hits that too many communities inRead More
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It’s incredible to witness how much can be done with so little. Quinton Brown is the pastor of a small church on a side of town that is embattled by crime and poverty. Along with a supportive wife and small band of congregants, Pastor Brown is making a major impact in the community. He isRead More
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I was born in Peoria Illinois, and after being raised by my grandmother in a small town about 45 minutes to the west, I came back to attend a local university and decided to stay after graduation. It was not the lure of great career opportunities that influenced my decision to remain, but the desireRead More
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As long as you live, you are constantly going through different transitions. You go from being a child to an adult, single to married, friends and loved one in and out of your life for a variety of reasons, etc. You get the idea. We seem to be living in a particular time where weRead More
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