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Author: Joe Ponzio

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Speaking and Hearing the Truth: Maine–Wabanaki REACH Facilitating Healing
When we think of violence, what most often comes to mind is an explosive act, like a campus shooting or a suicide …
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- 02/13/2017
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Microaggressions: The Understated Power of a Hidden Violence Against Women
“How will you be a good mom and a pastor?” a senior pastor was asked after the birth of her first child.
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- 02/13/2017
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Celebrating and Expanding Presbyterian Women
Women in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) have an opportunity to be part of a unique faith community of women.
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- 02/13/2017
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Painting Holy Women Icons
As an artist and scholar of art and religion, I have long known the impact of images on spiritual formation.
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- 02/13/2017
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When Being at the Table Is Traumatizing
When it aired recently, my husband and I became a bit obsessed with the miniseries The People v.
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- 02/13/2017
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Cultural Humility: Truths, Translation and Generous Listening
Have you ever been in a setting where you needed something translated? Language translation is one of the most frequent and obvious …
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- 02/13/2017
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Sabbath Seeking: Searching for the Holy
When I was growing up in South Carolina, Sundays were all about church. While my mother insisted on baths almost every night …
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- 02/10/2017
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An Old Invitation for a New Day
“Sabbath.” The word sounds like something from another century. To the extent that we hear the word at all any more, it’s …
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- 02/10/2017
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Supporting Mission: Mission and More at Ferncliff
In October 2016, seven other women and I participated in Presbyterian Women’s Ferncliff mission tour.
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- 02/10/2017
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After the Offering: Emmaus House – Safety for Women
In the winter of 1995, David Rodriguez (then-pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Hollister, California) and Charlie Maki were driving to Guerneville, …
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- 02/10/2017
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Speaking and Hearing the Truth: Maine–Wabanaki REACH Facilitating Healing

Microaggressions: The Understated Power of a Hidden Violence Against Women

Celebrating and Expanding Presbyterian Women

Painting Holy Women Icons

When Being at the Table Is Traumatizing

Cultural Humility: Truths, Translation and Generous Listening

Sabbath Seeking: Searching for the Holy

An Old Invitation for a New Day

Supporting Mission: Mission and More at Ferncliff

After the Offering: Emmaus House – Safety for Women

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