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Frequently Requested Presentation Topics
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- Acting in the Face of Our Fears
- Becoming 21st Century Missionaries
- Becoming a Good Samaritan
- Becoming Red Letter Christians
- Being Christian When the System Crashes
- Being God’s Hands of Healing to the Poor and Marginalized
- Beyond Borders and Haiti
- Building Bridges Between Communities
- Called and Commissioned, Isaiah 6:8
- Can God Transform a Bunch of Presbyterians? YES!
- Canadian Poverty
- Christian Faith and Contemporary Culture
- Christianity: Modern and Post-Modern
- Church Advocacy for the Poor
- Church Involvement in Social and Economic Needs of the Community
- Common Ground Among Christians
- Connecting Social Activism to Prayer
- Connecting with God, Matthew 6:5-8
- Crossing Borders – Joining Hands with our Baptists Brothers and Sisters for the Sake of the Gospel
- Dare, Dream, Discover: I Dare You to Believe You are Loved and that You can Make a Difference
- Developing a Social/Justice Conscience
- Developing Spiritual Depth in Young Adults
- Do Your Religious Views Affect the Way You Should Vote? Should They?
- Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program
- Evangelism and Mission: Great Commission
- Faith Through Action: Bridging the Multicultural Gap One Student at a Time
- Finding Balance in an Unbalanced World
- Following Jesus for the Long Haul
- Following Jesus in the Legislature and Being Friends Across Party Lines
- Global Justice: What Can We Do?
- Global Social Justice and How Canadians Can Respond
- God of Intimacy and Action
- Hate Crimes Bill
- HIV/AIDS in the Local and Global Community
- Homosexuality
- Hope and the Next Future Generation
- How Being a Christian Informs You as a Sociologist
- How Christians Can Talk About our Differences with Respect and Love
- How do Justice/Education Work Side by Side?
- How Do You Lead Wealthy People, Comfortable People to Address Issues of Poverty?
- How do you Vote when you don’t Like Either Candidate?
- How Those Associated with a Christian University Might be “Redemptively Engaged” with a
Contemporary World
- How Your Work as a Sociologist Informs Your Active Involvement in Social Justice Initiatives
- Inspiring Social Change Through Education
- Interdenominational/Interracial Unity
- It’s Friday but Sunday’s Coming