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Archive for May, 2008

Prince Caspian: Memories fade

Read more at Going Up?

A Taste of the Good Stuff

Do you wish the kids would eat more fruits and veggies? Try planting a garden. At Refrigerator Art.

Blogging Reformation

The way the world processes information is undergoing a revolution. The wise will want to keep abreast of the changes. See Midlife Musings.

PG-13 Summer Movies Heavily Marketed to Kids

Moviemakers are at it again, using toys and fast food to lure little kids to inappropriate films. Read more at Refrigerator Art.

Gospel Trio Touts TPE

After 50 years of musical ministry, Dove Award winners Dave Kyllonen, Duane Nicholson, and Neil Enloe still travel thousands of miles annually just as they did singing as The Couriers from the 1950s into the 1980s. Their ventures take them into scores of churches across North America, including visits to many Assemblies of God congregations.
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AG Publications Garner 11 EPA Awards

Today’s Pentecostal Evangel was among three Assemblies of God publications to receive recognition during the May 7-9 Evangelical Press Association convention in Portland, Ore. The trio of periodicals, which also includes Enrichment journal and WTOnline magazine, won a total of 11 awards for calendar year 2007.
TPE’s work was recognized with six Higher Goals awards, the […]

Deadly Twisters Hit the Ozarks

See Snapshots.

Happy Mother’s Day

For a special Mother’s Day message, go to Refrigerator Art.

Report Card

That end-of-year anxiety is catching up to countless kids everywhere. And there’s a parallel to something we all should be thinking about. Read more at Out There.

Surf The Friendly Skies?

This summer those who fly select airlines will be able to surf the Net. That’s a good thing for those of us who spend hours in cramped airplane seats waiting anxiously to get to our destinations.

Of Kids and Socks

Just in time for Mother’s Day, a Harvard professor is informing us kids aren’t worth the trouble. Don’t believe it for a minute. Read about it at Refrigerator Art.

Christian Change Agents

I have one of the greatest jobs in the world. It’s a great privilege to tell stories about people whose ministry is making a difference in America. Here are a few I’ve interviewed in the past who continue to make an impact.

Appointed to break down

Proverbs 16:9 says, “In his heart a man plans his course, but the Lord determines his step” (NIV). Or in my case, determines where my car would break down. Read more at Going Up?

Rediscovering Low-Tech

In a world of video games and iPods, it’s good to know there are plenty of old-fashioned, low-tech ways for kids to have fun. Read more at Refrigerator Art.

Milestone: 20,000 Salvation Responses

The 20,000th arrived in today’s mail. See Snapshots.

Poppin’ Peppers

If you enjoy hot food, you would love West African “rice chop.” Rice, okra, palm oil, beef… and don’t forget the peppers. Read more at Out There.

Good to the last drop?

Following is the lead line of a recent New York Times article: Starbucks, faced with a sharp drop-off in customers, reported on Wednesday that earnings declined 21 percent during the second quarter…

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