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One of the most healing places in our homes can be and often is the kitchen! On Thursday Chef Stephanie Godke will introduce a new cookie recipe, Strawberry Cheesecake Cookies! Chef Steph always shares plenty of tips for the cook and baker, along with wonderful stories from her culinary adventures with her grandkids. Be listening Thursday to connect around the table for another great conversation!
Strawberry Cheesecake Cookies
For the Shortbread Crust
For the Strawberry Cheesecake
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There is real pain and trauma that African Americans are going through right now and how can we as the church respond to that pain in ways that lead to understanding and positive change? Our guest today says that white evangelicals are vocal about the sins of abortion and homosexuality but less vocal about the sins of racism and injustice. Edward Jones is the Associate Dean of Multicultural students and Moody Bible Institute and he is charged with creating and fostering conversation on campus surrounding issues related to diversity. On Thursday he will join Ken and Deb to share his experience and what is needed to foster healing and justice in our country.
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Chef Stephanie Godke has had a long career in the restaurant industry. She enjoys sharing her original recipes on Ken and Deb in the Morning. She works as a local chef and is a consultant to restaurant owners all around the Midwest. She teaches cooking classes at the local community college and also provides catering services around the area. Some of her favorite recipes can be found in her latest cookbook, Recipes on Cody Road.
Edward Jones IV is the assistant dean of multicultural students on the Chicago campus of Moody Bible Institute. He provides mentoring for students of color, as well as working with minority student-focused groups. Jones is helping Moody create and foster conversation and change on campus surrounding issues related to diversity. Dr. Jones and his wife, LaTanya, live in a southwest suburb of Chicago with their three daughters and two sons.