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Rebecca Marquis

Rebecca Marquis is an Associate Professor of Spanish at Gonzaga University. Her teaching focuses on Latin American literature, including testimonial writing and writing for social justice. Her scholarly interests explore the intersection of religious traditions, gender, and diaspora in contemporary women’s writing in Spanish and Portuguese.

Agnes Mastin

Agnes Mastin is a member of the Christian Reformed Church's Heart’s Exchanged Initiative, a journey designed to equip Reformed Christians to engage with Indigenous people as neighbours and fellow image bearers. Agnes is a student at Taylor Seminary in Edmonton, Alberta, the founder and director of IndigenousChristian.org, and new columnist at Do Justice. Born to the Tse’khene Nation of McLeod Lake, BC. Agnes came to Christ in the early 2000s and immediately began her journey to find where her culture and Christian faith can meet. Agnes believes that the Triune God is bigger than culture and loves to be worshiped and served in all kinds of ways by people wearing different clothes and hair styles, speaking different languages and playing different instruments. God is bigger than culture and created people of different cultures because he loves diversity in all things. Agnes invites you to walk with her as she shares the findings of her journey into contextualized Christianity.

Suzanne McDonald

Suzanne McDonald is ordained in the CRC and a professor of Systematic and Historical Theology at Western Theological Seminary. 

Lydia McGeorge

Lydia McGeorge is currently the Education and Advocacy Assistant at the Christian Reformed Centre for Public Dialogue. She is in her final year at Trinity Western University, and desires a world that aches to bring the glory of God to earth. She hopes to spend her life chipping away at injustice and loving those around her in humility.

Jenn McIntyre

Jenn McIntyre is studying for her Masters in Divinity at the Toronto School of Theology. She's also the interim director of Romero House. She's passionate about walking with our refugee neighbours, and is involved with the CRC's Refugee Justice Task Force and the Sanctuary Network.

Steven McMullen

Steven McMullen is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Hope College. He specializes in education policy, and the role of ethics and theology in economics. He is currently working on a book about animal ethics. Most of his writing is available at http://stevenmcmullen.wordpress.com.

Deborah Mebude

Deborah is the Refugee Rights Intern at Citizens for Public Justice. As a recent communications and journalism graduate, she combines her passions for research and dialogue with a vision of gospel-centred advocacy. Inspired by the words of Dr. Cornel West, she truly believes that “justice is what love looks like in public”. You can find her on Twitter at @deborahmeb.

Chris Meehan

Chris Meehan is a senior writer for Christian Reformed Communications. A commissioned pastor at Coit Community Church in Grand Rapids, he worked for 30 years in the newspaper industry as a religion editor and health writer. He is the author of 10 books, including novels, religious histories and biographies. 

Willard Metzger

Willard Metzger is the Executive Director of Citizens for Public Justice, a progressive nonprofit organization of members who are inspired by faith to act for social and environmental justice in Canadian public policy.

Kyle Meyaard-Schaap

Rev. Kyle Meyaard-Schaap is the National Organizer and Spokesperson for Young Evangelicals for Climate Action (Y.E.C.A.). Kyle is married to Allison, and they reside in Ann Arbor, Michigan. An ordained minister in the Christian Reformed Church in North America, Kyle enjoys spending his free time cooking, reading, and being outside in God's beautiful creation. Connect with Kyle on Twitter at @KyleSchaap. 

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