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A personal look at moral injury and what helps us heal By Sue Boquist, GCC Member Watching the news today is more than depressing. It's profoundly distressing. It’s painful to witness how easily some people can inflict harm, whether physical or verbal, distort the truth, and show a chilling disregard for the sanctity of human life. Mass shootings, COVID deaths, war, famine, genocide—the list feels endless. If you have witnessed or been involved in any of these horrific events, you may have...

On September 24th, our community gathered to hear the incredible journey of Sarwat Najib and Najib Azad, a couple who fled Afghanistan after the fall of Kabul and rebuilt their lives in the United States with their young children. The room was filled with warmth and compassion—a powerful contrast to the fear and hostility too often directed toward immigrants and refugees today. Sarwat began the evening by reminding everyone that when women rise, communities thrive.  Before the Taliban’s...

On Sunday, September 21, GCC was honored to co-sponsor Immigrants in Crisis  at the United Methodist Church of Whitefish Bay. The evening...