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How to Be a Good Neighbor in Divisive Times
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Learn how to make the leap from living in seclusion to engaging in community with your neighbors.
During my first few years out of college, I worked as a campus pastor for…
Years ago, I knew some friends in a community I was a part of. Two…
We are blessed, in many ways, to inhabit a cultural moment where mental health and…
Reality TV shows are fueled by gossip. Stars like Jax Taylor or Kristen Doute have…
I’ve known my best friend Kristen since I was 3. (Or so I’ve been told;…
The night before I left college, I got home late. There, at my door, I…
Long gone are the days of the junior high lunchroom—where kids seemed to be divided…
In an era where many of us have a million social media “friends,” but no…
These days, I’m just not winning at friendship. I have no idea how to be…
I hate confrontation. I’d rather just ignore problems and hope they go away. The problem…
We know we’re supposed to love our neighbors, but our company also shapes our identity—for better or for worse. So where do we draw the line?
When we’re younger, friendship comes naturally. We have school friends, club friends, church friends, family…
Friendships, and how to appropriately navigate them can be really tricky. Because on one hand,…
I’m always stunned by the chasm between what I know to be true and how…
Few of us plan to graduate college and move back in with our parents. Yet…
RELEVANT posts a column about the thoughts that take place after attending a funeral—and what it does to your faith.
As I weathered Valentine’s Day this month (again) as a single woman, I’ve been thinking…
A Slice in the third undergraduate edition of the RELEVANT Magazine College Guide discusses how students can make friends for life during their freshman year.
Nikki Raasch writes a blog for RELEVANT about how we’ve gotten mixed up about the purpose community and why it doesn’t exist to make us friends.
