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Coptic Koinonia
by Tony Saad
The Coptic Community is blessed with many members of different interests and talents. Part of being faithful with the blessings God has given us is to enrich all those around us. As St. Paul eloquently says, "But now indeed there are many members, yet one body." Here we talk to members of the Coptic community about their passions and talents, so we can grow together as one. Our spiritual lives are intertwined with all other aspects of our lives, so it is important that we never stop opening our minds to what our brothers and sisters have to offer. Our strength is in the unity of our members.
Episodes
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Episode 8 - Is Racism in our Culture? - Karin Morgan
We want to hit the big topics...and that's exactly what we'll do in this episode of Coptic Koinonia. Karin Morgan, a senior at Rutgers New Brunswick, will be discussing an issue that we might be slightly uncomfortable talking about: racism. While our religious beliefs and Christ's teachings are...
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Episode 7 - Don't Give Up, It's Not Too Late To Dream Big
In this short, Not-So-Special Edition Episode, I hope to remind you of how special YOU are — that you are capable of amazing things. The description is in the title. Don't give up. No matter your age or your life circumstances, it's not too late to dream big. You are a uniquely designed and have...
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Episode 6 - Delving into Mental Health - Dr. Elizabeth Fam Filtes, Dr. Joseph Elfar, and Dr. Maryanne Hennen
Mental health is a topic that has been stigmatized for ages. Whether it affects us personally or people we care about, it is important that we open ourselves up to this issue to better understand it. Drs. Hennen, Elfar, and Fam Filtes, all recent graduates of New Jersey Medical School, are…
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Episode 5 - Create Your Own Journey: School and Service - Thomas Azer
Thomas Azer, a Rutgers New Brunswick graduate and servant at St. Mary's Church in East Brunswick, talks to us about his passion in IT and technology. He brings to light his own journey and how he switched from a Pre-Med student to an IT major. While he discusses his mindset throughout college,...
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Episode 4 - Feminism Foresight in the Coptic Church - Mariam Elias
Feminism in the Coptic Church? Optometry? Mariam Elias, Rutgers Newark graduate and future optometry student, will help open our eyes about both (yes, pun intended). We often close our minds to ideas that might make us slightly uncomfortable to talk about. But doing so, stunts our growth as a...
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Episode 3 - Nontraditional: Passion, Potential, & Coptic Engagement - Tony Ghaly
Tony Ghaly, future lawyer and President of Newark's Coptic Society, will be discussing his path to human rights law and how we as a Coptic community can begin to engage more in the outside world. He will speak to us about how we can use our talents and what students of all ages should do to reach...
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Episode 2 - Teachers: The Future is in Their Hands - Veronica Elghazaly
Our guest this week is Veronica Elghazaly! She is studying education to become a teacher. In this episode, Veronica will give us her insight on education, details about her journey to it, and the things she learned that are applicable to our community as a whole. All of us, as part of the Coptic...
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Episode 1 - Youssef Asaad on OCCM and Evangelism in the 21st Century
Our first guest speaker is the renowned Rutgers OCCM President Youssef Asaad! He's going to kick this podcast off with his views on evangelism in today's society and how we can realistically go about it. A super important topic that is often neglected.
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Introduction to Coptic Koinonia
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Coptic Community is blessed with many members of different interests and talents. Part of being faithful with the blessings God has given us is to enrich all those around us. As St. Paul eloquently says, "But now indeed there are many members, yet one body." Here we talk to members of the Coptic community about their passions and talents, so we can grow together as one. Our spiritual lives are intertwined with all other aspects of our lives, so it is important that we never stop opening our minds to what our brothers and sisters have to offer. Our strength is in the unity of our members.
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Tony Saad
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