Uncertainty & chaos have sort of become our "new normal" this year. How do we deal with the instability and find God in it? Join Alison & John in this special bonus episode as they challenge us to look for God in the middle of this mess.

This week John & Alison answer your questions and get practical. How do I grow in my ethnicity? How do I respond to racist comments/actions in my chapter? How do I make real change in my chapter?

Resources mentioned:

Being White by Paula Harris & Doug Schaupp

Beyond Colorblind by Sarah Shinn

"What's Wrong with that Party Theme?" blog 

Greek & Christian | A Devotional

Alison & John talk with Gary, Phi Beta Sigma Inc. alumnus and Becky, Sigma Phi Omega alumna. Gary & Becky share their thoughts on the abolish Greek life movement as well as offer challenging words to Greek students from all councils.

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John & Alison have an honest conversation with Dusty, a white fraternity alumnus from UNC-Chapel Hill. Dusty offers some practical steps on how to grow in our ethnic identities and how to challenge racism in our Greek chapters.

Make sure to submit your questions for our Q&A episode in 2 weeks.

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To read Letter From Birmingham Jail by MLK, Jr., click here

This week, John & Alison talk about the history of Greek life, both the good and the bad. Then they talk about God's heart for ethnicity and culture and how the Bible denounces racism.

Watch this short video to keep engaging with God, "Ethnicity Matters"

And check out this book, "Beyond Colorblind" to keep growing in your ethic awareness

For our Q&A episode coming up in a few weeks, submit your questions here.

Alison talks with Jack, a graduating senior, about how he has dealt with losing what he expected his senior year to look like. How do we process the loss and uncertainty that we are facing right now?

Guest: Jack, Sigma Phi Epsilon at Indiana University

Alison talks with Ashley Zabriskie, Greek IV staff & master's student in counseling. Ashley is passionate about helping people to "grieve well" and process their losses. 

Guest: Ashley Zabriskie, Kappa Delta alumna

Check out this devotional to help you reflect on the year & process: http://greek.intervarsity.org/blog/dont-forget-remember

How do we connect with Christian community when campus is closed and we are social distancing? Alison talks with Lauren, Chi Omega alumna, about how to have meaningful community in this time of distance.

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