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Theology of Risk: What is the Christian Response to Covid 19?

Theology of Risk: What is the Christian Response to Covid 19?

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Jun 14, 2021

In a world characterized by pandemic, poverty, war, and terrorism how do we assess risk and serve with confidence? Expand on the theology of God’s gracious and guiding divine intervention for those called to faithful service in a fallen world.

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Dr. Tom June 19, 2021 8:31 PM

Greetings all, This is Dr. Tom, and we are excited to share this presentation. Dr. Ryan Hata is also Board Certified in Emergency Medicine and Vice President of Teach To Transform.

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