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You Can Go Home
Today, Becky Allender writes about the 45th high school reunion she and Dan Allender, her husband, recently attended. Dan offered some pre-reflections about the reunion...
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High School Reunion
We are thrilled to be celebrating the graduation of 78 students at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology’s annual Commencement ceremony this weekend. It’s...
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Solstice Extremes
Today, Becky Allender writes about how summer solstice and the seasonal extremities of the Pacific Northwest taught her to embrace desire and allot time and...
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The Pilgrimage of Grief
“The wailing of broken hearts is the doorway to God” —Rumi, 13th Century Poet/Mystic Do you ever feel like you are walking through life with...
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Why Sex Scares Me
Dan Allender wrote the following article for And Sons Magazine, a website that seeks to explore authentic masculinity beyond generic Christian cliches. You can view...
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Fathering from the Glory and Pain of Your Own Story
Chris Bruno, a counselor in Colorado and a 2010 graduate of the MA in Counseling Psychology program at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology, has recently...
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A Remembrance of War
Today, Becky Allender reflects on her father, the stories we tell, and icons of war. This post originally appeared on Red Tent Living. I have...
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Freddie Gray, Walter Scott, and Unsanitized Grief
How do we mourn with those who mourn? Here, Susan Kim, a member of The Allender Center Teaching Staff, reflects on violence, race, and the...
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