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 March 14, 2010

Unnatural Causes: Becoming American

This episode of the PBS series looks at how recent Mexican immigrants, though typically poorer, tend to be healthier than the average American.  But the longer they're here, the worse their relative health becomes.  This is known as the "Hispanic Paradox."  Is there something about life in America that is harmful to health?  Conversely, what is protective about new immigrant communities that we can all learn from?


 March 21, 2010

We Shall Remain: Utes and Navajos

At the 2009 Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly, which was held in Salt Lake City, delegates learned that the American Unitarian Association was one of the Protestant denominations that accepted the request of the United States government to take over the management of American Indian reservations and agencies.  Four Unitarian ministers were assigned to work with the Utes at two agencies within their reservation.  Their mission was to "meet the Indians in a humane, Christian spirit, saving them from trickery, robbery, intemperance, and other vices of frontier life; and to present to them the better phases of a Christian civilization."  (See more in the Winter 2009 issue of the UU World.)  Our video presentation will highlight the histories and current situations of the Utes and Navajos in productions made for the local Utah PBS airings of the national We Shall Remain series.


March 28, 2010

East Shore Partner Church Ministries

The forum program will provide a history of the East Shore’s Partner Church Ministry program from its start 20 years ago to the present.  Both Partner Church Ministry Teams, Khasi Hills and Torockószentgyörgy, will present information and slides about their team's partner church activities

 

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