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An Education in Social Justice Part 3

Posted on 12/21/2013 by Teena Myers

I had spent my first day at Christian Community Development Association’s (CCDA) conference at the activities on the third floor of the Hyatt. Thursday morning, I took the elevator to the second floor. There wasn’t much on the second floor … Continue reading →

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Make No Assumptions

Posted on 06/26/2013 by Teena Myers

The first time I attended the Southern Christian Writers conference in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Literary Agent Bruce Barbour was the key note speaker. When a friend signed up to sit at his dinner table, she added my name. During dinner, Bruce … Continue reading →

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