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Water, Place, Relationships, and Environmental Justice: Core Themes of an Emerging Spirituality

This is the first in a series of pieces drawn from a recent on-line presentation for St. Philip Lutheran Church in Trenton, MI titled “Healing Waters: Growing Into a Spirituality of the Great Lakes.”

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Author(s): Dan Robinson
Organization: Great Lakes Spirituality Project
Resource Type: Publication
Topic: Just Leader Fellowship, Water Equity, Water Sustainability

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