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4 strange behaviours that mean you re actually healing

Happy endings are the only kind I’ve ever truly liked. Life doesn’t give us a whole lot of those. Instead, we often encounter uncertainty or loss.

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Community pt 1: What Does it Look Like to be in a Christian Community?

Too often, we find ourselves trying to go through life alone. How can being a part of a Christ-centered community strengthen our faith?

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Philippine Canadian Inquirer How do people in Canada spend their money? Immigration

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How Neighborhoods Rely on Graffiti to Protest Gentrification

Exploring the Influence of Graffiti on Gentrification: The Impact of Art Forms and Perception on Property Value in Neighborhoods.

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