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Religion Pastor T.D. Jakes Embraces His New Designation as ‘The Drip’ By Kathy Wise | 4 months ago No one on God's corner has swagger like him.
Religion A Grand Attempt to Disrupt Church By Mark Dent | 5 months ago Missional Wisdom Foundation still wants people to gather—but for coffee or yoga or maybe even beekeeping.
Religion UTD Is Home to the First ‘Muslim Interest’ Fraternity; Now, It’s Expanding Beyond By Amina Khan | 6 months ago It's an alternate network for young men looking for the community afforded by Greek life without all of the negatives.
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Movies Dallas Producer Hopes Missionary Biopic Highlights Message of Forgiveness By Todd Jorgenson | 10 months ago A faith-based drama about Australian missionary Graham Staines marks the debut film for Victor Abraham’s Skypass Entertainment.
Religion These Two Women Want to Bring Accountability to Local Mosques By Amina Khan | 11 months ago Abuse in the Muslim community is rarely discussed. But Alia Salem and Huma Yasin want to change that—starting with resources for victims.
Religion The Rev. Dr. Michael Waters Is Here to Heal the City’s Soul By Zac Crain | 1 year ago He graduated from SMU and leads a church in South Dallas. And when he approached the podium that day at City Hall, it was a moment he spent his life preparing for.
Religion In an Irving Office Building, a Destination for Millennial Muslims By Amina Khan | 1 year ago Dallas is home to one of the nation’s most rapidly growing Muslim populations. So why didn’t it have a place for them beyond mosques? Meet Roots.
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