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Seekers Seekers Church is now worshiping both in person and on zoom, starting at 9:30 every Sunday morning. Masks are now optional. If you have been exposed to someone with covid or have any covid-like symptoms, we ask that you stay home and join us on zoom. For the zoom link, please see the sidebar. We encourage everyone to get vaccinated and boosted to the fullest extent possible. We will continue to ask in-person worshippers to sign in so that we can contact trace should there be any case of covid reported from someone who has recently worshipped in person with us.
At all other times masks are recommended inside the building.
Please do not enter if you have any symptoms of covid, cold, or flu. Thank you.
Please check with space@seekerschurch.org if you have any questions or concerns about this.
Let's keep praying for all those impacted here and around the world.

Welcome to the First “Vegan Living!” Post

May 20, 2023May 20, 2023 Katie Fisher

At the moment, John Morris and Katie Fisher are leading the effort to provide content for this blog, but we can’t do it alone! Please help us keep it going by offering content, reactions, suggestions, questions . . . whatever you’d like to find in you inbox once a week! If you’re moved to write a post, send it to us and we’ll publish it.

Recipes

To get us started, here is one of our favorite dinner recipes—quick and easy, delicious, and high in protein. It’s from philosopher Peter Singer’s groundbreaking book Animal Liberation. (You can watch him make it in a short video.)…

Bokamoso Life Centre and Youth Theatre

October 12, 2007July 7, 2021 Jeannine Caracciolo

An Approach That Works

Bokamoso, which means "future", was started by the Anglican Diocese of Pretoria’s Mission for Community Development in 1999 after a series of precipitating incidents. During an armed hi-jacking, one of Tumelong’s health workers was shot, a family was tied up for two hours during an armed robbery, another health care worker and a young girl were raped. These crimes had been perpetrated by youth between the ages of 14 and 21. Local police station statistics confirmed that most crimes committed in the community were carried out by youth.

Winterveld, a sprawling informal settlement, full of poverty, unemployment, and broken families, was such a hotbed for crime that it was known as "Maslagpan" or slaughterhouse.…