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Oleksandr & Katharine: A Journey of Resilience & Friendship 

April 7, 2025 |

“What if, when you look at another human being, rather than thinking about all the differences between you and them, you remember how much you have in common? You could say and do things to reduce fear and anxiety, to encourage and uplift. If you can do this, you will certainly learn something, and your…

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Melissa sews with her grandmother outside following COVID protocols.

Coming full circle: how sewing tied one volunteer back to her family roots

April 13, 2021

In 1949, a young Yugoslavian man left war-torn Europe with all that he had in the search of a better life. Rather than…

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Q&A with local artist with Whitney Winkler

April 13, 2021

The Lord has continued to bless us this year, and we are so excited to announce that one way in…

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Volunteer with two children

How one volunteer goes above and beyond for his fellow immigrants

April 8, 2021

One volunteer, Arrey, makes sure to give back to his fellow immigrants in any way we can.

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Volunteer Ed Thompson with Habitat for Humanity

Volunteer Spotlight: Café English

April 7, 2021

When Ed Thompson took a business trip to France nearly five years ago, he didn’t think it would have such…

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Spring intern Madiha on the Memphis bridge.

Internship highlights the best of both worlds

March 16, 2021

“I grew up in a community of immigrants. Sometimes those immigrants were refugees that had to flee for various reasons,…

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Why I serve: the story of Peace

March 7, 2021

As an immigrant, I know how it is to feel overwhelmed in a new place with no guidance. I have…

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