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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 2019

Page

6

Sentinel Forum Editorial Policy Stated in Page Note

The Sentinel outlines that editorials reflect its position while other commentaries, letters and cartoons show the writers' opinions. Readers are invited to write to individual columnists in care of The Sentinel at its Holland address and contact media.

the Sentinel The Sentinel Community Forum

Humanist Chaplain Shares Nonreligious Calling and Service

A personal narrative traces a path from Catholic orphanage roots through Protestant training to humanist faith and the endorsement as a Humanist Chaplain. The author describes finding meaning in inclusive Humanism, addressing fears of religious coercion in hospitals, and plans to speak on non-religious callings at Herrick Library while aiming to serve diverse patients.

Phyllis Trible Boston City Hospital U.S Eve Lilith Tamar Mary Rachel Remen Herrick Library

Re-evaluating values in Holland

Dylan Reinink urges reconsideration of what defines community values in Holland. He condemns tying drag show brunches to outdated traditional values, argues for empathy and inclusion, and calls Mayor DeBoer to engage with diverse cultures while residents adopt respectful, tolerant behavior.

Stevens Holland Nancy America DeBoer

Letter writers urge confronting Trump era racism in America

Don Bergman of Park Township argues that Republicans have aligned with racist aims since the Civil Rights era and that Trumpism exposes a GOP drift toward xenophobia. He cites Amash and Upton criticisms and urges Christians to judge by love, calling for respect of all neighbors.

Republican Party Trump GOP Christ America Justin Amash Fred Upton Bill Huizenga Huizenga

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