From Streets to Scholarship by Terence Lester
Terence Lester, Ph.D.From Streets to Scholarship is a newsletter about dignity, compassion, justice, faith, culture, and what we can do to create change.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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A New Chapter in Empathy
Eight days ago, a dream came true! My daughter, Zion, and I released a children’s book centered on compassion, addressing homelessness, and emphasizing the importance of service. This book educates children, particularly those aged 4-8, abo...
Embracing the Waves
This week has been extremely hard with grief. I have shared a lot of progress that I have made, but it wouldn’t be honest if I did not mention that each step I have taken forward has been bittersweet, set against the backdrop of grief.
A Bittersweet Milestone
Two days after burying my father, I received an email for my fifth book contract.
The Story Behind Co-Authoring a Children's Book with My Daughter and Our Vision for Change
Several days ago, my daughter and I received the physical copies of our forthcoming children’s book, Zion Learns To See, and not only did we get a chance to unbox the book, but we also sat down and had a discussion on our thoughts about the...
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Dr. Terence Lester is a public scholar writing about dignity, compassion, justice, and faith. He founded Love Beyond Walls in 2013. His latest book, "Zion Learns to See," comes out March 2024 (IVP Kids). He is married to his best friend, Cecilia.
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