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Lessons from Spirit Lake

Posted in J. Romo Posts on Jul 26th, 2010

 The May, 2010 National Geographic magazine has an article about Spirit Lake, in Washington.  The caption reads, “Beer cans used to rest at the bottom of Spirit Lake.’ The article mentions how 30 years ago, pre-eruption, trout were 10 inches long; now trout are 20 inches long.
There are many parallels with the devastation of Religious [...]

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From Hurting, to Healing, to Helping: An Interview with Elaina Kroll, Founder of The Innocence Mission

Posted in Interviews on Mar 24th, 2010

JR: You’re the founder of an organization called, The Innocence Mission. What is the Innocence Mission and how did you develop its focus?
EK: The Innocence Mission is an organization that is dedicated to the eradication of child sexual abuse (CSA) throughout our society.  I became committed to this cause after my own perpetrator pled [...]

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