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Stewardship through Vocational Education

July 16, 2014 • by Jacqueline Derks

Stewardship through Vocational Education

The idea of going to college is one that resonates with Americans and is the desired route by a great many parents for their child, and could be considered the embodiment of the “American dream.” Continue Reading...

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Stewardship through Vocational Education

Stewardship through Vocational Education

Latest Posts

Should the FDA Ban Trans Fat?

Jordan Ballor Named One of the 40 Under 40 Leaders in the CRC & RCA

Baptists and Wesleyans on Faith and Flourishing

Catholic Bishops Oppose Bill Aimed At Curtailing Religious Liberty

Will Free Markets Bring Religious Freedom to China?

Power and the Evacuated Middle

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