Author Kate Bowler on Chronic Cancer, Christian Hope, and “No Cure For Being Human”
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On paper, you might expect a conversation with Kate Bowler to be somber. After all, the wife, mother, and associate
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(The following is the text of the Christopher News Note “Fighting Depression, Finding Hope” You can request a hard copy
During a year when most of us were isolated from our loved ones and broader social circles due to the
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NEW YORK, April 23, 2021 – The Christophers announces its three top prize winners, in addition to five honorable mentions, today
If you or a loved one has ever faced any medical issues that landed you in the hospital, you’ll know