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God doesn’t look at things like humans do. Humans see only what is visible to the eyes, but the Lord sees into the heart.” 1 Samuel 16:7b
We invite you to A Place for Grace, a new way for finding out about our brothers and sisters around the world, and sharing God’s grace and love with one another. 

Each edition of P4G features a person sharing the world through their eyes. This gives a chance to learn a little about what it is like to be them, and what helps and hurts with some of the struggles they face. We’ll also have leaders who can share wisdom about persons who may not be able to speak for themselves. In everything, we hope to grow in understanding about each other, and learn how to live and work together to make the world a better place.
We hope that these stories and the questions that follow will encourage discussion and thoughtfulness about the people and situations in your own life.

#3: Through Sophia’s Eyes: Race & Stereotyping

DisciplesNet

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When you first meet someone of another race, what's the first thing that comes to mind? If it is a racial stereotype, what do you say next? In this Place for Grace video, Sophia offers insight into this question from her own experiences of racial stereotypes, then makes suggestions of what can help, rather than hurt in such situations.… Read the rest “#3: Through Sophia’s Eyes: Race & Stereotyping”

A Place for Grace #2: Though Amy’s Eyes: Having Bipolar Disorder

DisciplesNet

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We invite you to A Place for Grace, a new way for finding out about our brothers and sisters around the world, and sharing God's grace and love with one another. 
In this first AP4G segment with an individual's story, DisciplesNet student minister, Amy Grogan, tells about having bipolar disorder and how people can speak in ways that will be helpful, rather than hurtful.… Read the rest “A Place for Grace #2: Though Amy’s Eyes: Having Bipolar Disorder”

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