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Introduction to "You're Not the Only One"with author Megan LeCluyse
Welcome to our ZOE U course on Megan LeCluyse' book "You're Not The Only One" available now through
Resisting the Assault: Higher Education And The New Role of Faith-Based Communities
Faith-based organizations often represent the only Christian voice on many campuses, promoting an educational model that respects academic freedom and diverse views. It's essential that we recognize our responsibility in this struggle, especially in light of current tactics aimed at reshaping educational norms.
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PRESS RELEASE: Progressive Christians Keep DEI Alive
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 27, 2025 Contact : Rev. Jim Burklo, Executive Director ZOE Progressive Christian Life on Campus zoeprogressivechristianlife@gmail.com | zoeoncampus.org | 415-847-8997 PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIANS KEEP DIVERSITY AND FREE SPEECH ALIVE ON CAMPUS Progressive Christian campus ministries are rescuing diversity and inclusion programs that are being eliminated at colleges and universities around the country. And in other ways, affiliate ministries o
ZOE News Auditions!
INTRO ZOE is assembling a team of correspondents from our affiliated campus ministries who can take turns recording engaging and casual...
Megan LeCluyse's New Book!
In these videos we talk about a new book, 'You're Not the Only One: Reflections on Faith, Doubt, Growing Up, and the College Experience',...
Introduction to "You're Not the Only One"with author Megan LeCluyse
Welcome to our ZOE U course on Megan LeCluyse' book "You're Not The Only One" available now through
Resisting the Assault: Higher Education And The New Role of Faith-Based Communities
Faith-based organizations often represent the only Christian voice on many campuses, promoting an educational model that respects academic freedom and diverse views. It's essential that we recognize our responsibility in this struggle, especially in light of current tactics aimed at reshaping educational norms.
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