Nadine Aires, Author at Reformed African American Network

About the Author Nadine Aires

Nadine Aires is a third-year law student in Ottawa, Canada. She is focusing on poverty law so that she may work to fulfill Isaiah 1:17 with her degree by defending the widow, the orphan, the destitute and the oppressed.

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Relationships/Family

Open Letter to My Married Friends

Nadine Aires, January 14, 2015

Nadine Aries reminds married Christians not to be afraid to admit difficulties in their relationship for the benefit of those who desire marriage.

Pass The Mic: Should I Go To Seminary

Pass The Mic: Ed Stetzer

Most Segregated Hour

Pass The Mic: Should I Go To Seminary

SAE, Exclusivity, and the Reformed Black Experience

Will Christians Constructively Converse about Systemic Racism?

Biblical Orthodoxy and the Disqualification of Christians from Public Service

Pass The Mic: Faith And Politics

Better Than Boycotting: An Alternative Approach to Christians and Bad Movies

SAE, Exclusivity, and the Reformed Black Experience

SAE and the Lynching Tree

Will Christians Constructively Converse about Systemic Racism?

About the Author Nadine Aires

Open Letter to My Married Friends

March 13, 2015 Pass The Mic: Should I Go To Seminary

March 12, 2015 SAE, Exclusivity, and the Reformed Black Experience

March 10, 2015 SAE and the Lynching Tree

March 6, 2015 Pass The Mic: Ed Stetzer

March 5, 2015 Most Segregated Hour