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In the Christian tradition, the season of Advent urges us to look for Hope, Peace, Joy and Love, and we’d like to open a space for you to share photos that speak to you in those ways. Throughout Advent, the photos and descriptions you share will be posted to United’s blog, The Canvas.

With your generosity, we can better support our caring and compassionate students as they become peace and justice-centered leaders in their vocations.

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Currently a chaplaincy resident at a local hospital, Rachel expects that the self-care and self-awareness skills she learned in one of her chaplaincy courses will enable her to more effectively empower those in her care.

United, she remembers, offered her a new perspective on religious diversity and brought her into contact with uniquely gifted faculty.

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and Imam Asad Zaman, executive director of the Muslim American Society of Minnesota. Audrey Abrams was the cantor. As Rabbi Eilberg continues her work seeking peace and understanding, what experiences at United continue to inform your ministry?

"Transgender, nonbinary, and intersex people are vulnerable today. Our faiths... and our practices of prophetic witness call on us to say with one voice to transgender people among us: 'You are holy. You are sacred. We love you. We support you, and we will protect you.'"
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“Thanks to scholarship support, I have never had to quit or even pause my studies when hardships arose. I have been able to continue my formation in community as we all try to figure out what doing ministry in today’s America looks like.”

Audrey McCann, a talented student who’s pursuing a double degree, notes that United’s scholarship support has been essential for her to continue her seminary education. As she wrote earlier this year,