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In your family stories, are there hints or mentions of a Native family member? 

For the first twenty-two years of my life, I had a very normal relationship with food. And, though I knew a few people who’d had eating disorders, I didn’t really understand what caused them.

Then I developed one myself. It wasn’t until I started processing my own journey and heard stories from others who’d suffered for years that I began to realize how incredibly complex and multifaceted eating disorders are.

Last month, I sat in a room full of people and watched our group leader write on a white board the word each of us had identified as core to who we are. 

If we ourselves haven’t experienced a mental illness, most of us know someone who has. 

Can a couple of students, a can of paint, and a few new words really change a community?

What is Christian doctrine? 

Have you ever attempted something that would certainly result in failure?

What does it take to become a “multiethnic witnessing community transformed by Jesus reaching every campus culture”?

How can you be more welcoming to new students on your campus? 

You can leave a legacy on your campus. In fact, you will leave a legacy.