Muslim Chaplaincy Student Wants to Help the Poor, Homeless
                   
newsblaze.com     May 16, 2008          

By Jeffrey Thomas For a large part of her life, Ra'ufa (Sherry) Tuell was a very devout Christian, not someone recognizable as a future student in a Muslim chaplaincy program who intends to work with the poor, the homeless and the battered. Sufism led Tuell to enroll in the Islamic Chaplaincy... [read full story]                

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