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Learning from atheists

Posted on February 7, 2014 by Nate Miller

The room was quiet as two young atheists stepped onto the stage. They had volunteered to be interviewed on their beliefs about God, religion and science before an audience of over 400 Christians by Doug Pollack, the author of God … Continue reading →

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Harvard Cru is Changing Africa

Posted on September 2, 2013 by Nate Miller

Which country in the world has the highest number of AIDS cases or the greatest income disparity between rich and poor? If you guessed South Africa you are correct. For the fourth consecutive summer, Cru students from Harvard have traveled … Continue reading →

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Rioting Brings Relationship

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Nate Miller

The insistent ringing of the phone interrupted our family dinner conversation. Nate looked at the caller ID and promptly left the table. The coordinator for a Cru summer mission trip was … Continue reading →