A few things you might have missed while you were stuffing yourself…
¶ A Hamden church has a big give in the community.
¶ Another Connecticut high school gets metal detectors.
¶ A Redding pastor sticks his neck out by daring to criticize not only same-sex marriage but homosexuality itself. Obviously not going for big TV ratings. Surprised [...]
A great profile of Moms in Touch International from today’s Courant:
They pray for safe classrooms. They pray that bullies will be caught. They pray for an end to the illnesses that sweep through schools, and the homework tantrums their kids throw.
They even pray for Mastery Test scores.
“We pray for anything and everything that’s affecting our [...]
The joyous crowds of rosy-cheeked, Andy-Williams-listening shoppers have given us our first trampling of the year, thus marking the official start of the “holiday season.”
But what about those slightly less perilous hazards you are likely to encounter this Christmastide, namely your atheist brother-in-law and his smart aleck son, who’s completed one whole semester of college [...]
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The unabashedly pro-life LifeSiteNews.com tells the story of country music superstar Kenny Chesney’s song There Goes My Life and how it’s touching people’s hearts by making them re-think abortion in cases of “unwanted pregnancies.”
The song’s deeply human story deals a devastating blow to the abortion mentality, which casts an “unwanted” child as a mere disruption [...]
Perhaps the most beautiful Thanksgiving Proclamation was that of Lincoln in 1863. How natural it was for men of that day to view and speak of God publicly as a real actor in the life of the nation.
The year that is drawing towards its close, has been filled with the blessings of fruitful [...]
The Verichip Corporation has created a stir of late through its marketing of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chips which can be implanted into animal tissue, even human beings. On its website, the company markets these wireless services as helpful with “patient identification, infant protection, wander prevention, and asset tracking.” Its VeriMed system is a poster [...]
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There will a Pastoral Leadership Breakfast for pastors, church staff and lay leadership on January 22, 2009 at 8:00 am at the Danbury Holiday Inn. The keynote speaker will be City of Danbury Mayor, Mark Boughton. Come and enjoy fellowship, prayer, a good breakfast, meet other pastors and hear about some opportunities your [...]
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Dinesh D’Souza continues to hammer away at the pretensions of atheism. The author of What’s So Great about Christianity is wondering what happens “When Science Points To God:”
If you want to know why atheists seem to have given up the scientific card, the current issue of Discover magazine provides part of the answer. The magazine [...]
I have to confess that I haven’t spent much time on Beliefnet lately, although at one time, back when the Web was newer and shinier, I used to get in some discussions on their forums. At any rate, Beliefnet seems to have undergone a makeover and has a new community setup for discussions and such. [...]
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The Christmas story comes alive in the original ballet Ahavah – a Christmas Mystére, to be performed December 5th at 7 p.m. & December 6th at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at Morgan High School, 27 Killingworth Turnpike (Route 81), Clinton, CT.
The Christmas story comes alive in this original ballet as it is told through [...]
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