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The Christian Century is running a story on a pastor living a double life, examining how gossip spreads through congregations when a trusted religious leader's hidden conduct comes to light. The piece explores the tension between private failings and public ministry, and what such revelations mean for church communities coping with betrayal by a figure they held in moral esteem.
- 2New OHA documentary examines Hawaiʻi's military-leased public lands▼OHA documentary ‘Held in Trust’ examines history and future of Hawaiʻi’s military-leased public lands
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs has released a documentary, 'Held in Trust', exploring the history and future of public lands in Hawaiʻi leased to the US military. The film examines how these land arrangements came about and what their future may hold, drawing attention to ongoing debates over military use of Hawaiian trust lands.
- 3New documentary explores US military use of Hawaiian trust lands●Office of Hawaiian Affairs documentary examines history of US military use of state public trust lands
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs has released a documentary tracing the history of US military use of state public trust lands in Hawaii. The film examines how land held in trust for Native Hawaiians and the broader public came to be occupied by the armed forces, an issue tied to ongoing debates over leases, compensation and sovereignty.
- 4Dartmouth's Geisel School of Medicine Holds White Coat Ceremony▼Geisel School of Medicine’s White Coat Ceremony Focused on Knowledge, Trust, and Respect
Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth held its White Coat Ceremony, marking a milestone for incoming medical students as they receive their white coats. The event centered on the themes of knowledge, trust, and respect, emphasizing the values and responsibilities that come with entering the medical profession and beginning clinical training.
- 5Nurse charged with sex crime served as youth pastor at Texas church▼Nurse charged with sex crime was youth pastor for San Antonio-area church
A nurse charged with a sex crime previously worked as a youth pastor at a church in the San Antonio, Texas area, according to the San Antonio Express-News. The report is drawing attention to how someone facing such charges held a position of trust with young people in a religious community, and questions are likely to follow about what the church knew and when.
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Arizona legislators are pressing state land officials over leases that allow solar energy projects on state trust land, arguing the acreage could be needed for housing as the state faces rapid population growth and a housing shortage. The debate centers on whether renewable energy developments are the best use of publicly held land, or whether residential needs should take priority as Phoenix and surrounding communities continue to expand.