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• Day 6: “Carrying that too”

  
  

  • By Amanda Saunders
  • On December 4, 2020

  Editor’s Note: Former DCSC volunteer and House Manager, Amanda Saunders, takes part in FMS’ Advent blog series by looking introspectively into the question, “What am I carrying?” and how to bear the weight of those […]

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• Honestly, a Continuous Work in Progress

  
  

  • By SarahJane Cauzillo
  • On September 3, 2019

  Editor’s note: Missioner SarahJane reflects on her personal privileges and what that means while serving others in a different part of the world.  “We don’t go to the margins to make a difference. We go […]

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• Between Two Complexities

  
  

  • By Sabrina Portner
  • On August 9, 2019

  Editor’s note: Sabrina Portner, FMS missioner in Cochabamba, Bolivia, reflects on the life and experience and prayer that led her to cherish the phrases “It is finished” and “I thirst”–both spoken by Jesus during his […]

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• A Passion for Mental Health Care

  
  

  • By Amy Brandt
  • On September 14, 2018

  Editor’s Note: DC Service Corps member Amy Brandt invites us into a conversation she had with Nadia Barnett about her passion for mental health care. Meet Nadia, a member of DC Service Corps class 2018-19. […]

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• The Privilege of Options

  
  

  • By Catherine Sullivan
  • On November 20, 2017

  Editor’s note: Missioner Catherine Hope Sullivan reflects on her two years in Bolivia and shares her reflective thoughts on the transition to returning home. As my two years here in Bolivia come to a close […]

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