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Milligan students make a difference for kids
posted 9/20/2017 11:39:22 AM
Engineering students at Milligan College aren’t content with figuring out how to make things work. They also want to do good for their local community. And so this summer these students gave away two
posted 9/20/2017 11:39:22 AM
Engineering students at Milligan College aren’t content with figuring out how to make things work. They also want to do good for their local community. And so this summer these students gave away two
Mandy Harvey wows on America's Got Talent!
posted 9/13/2017 1:44:59 PM
Mandy Harvey, a deaf singer and musician who is also the daughter of Joe Harvey, associate professor of ministry with Johnson University Florida in Kissimmee, performed again last night in the semifinals of America’s Got Talent. She performed her original
posted 9/13/2017 1:44:59 PM
Mandy Harvey, a deaf singer and musician who is also the daughter of Joe Harvey, associate professor of ministry with Johnson University Florida in Kissimmee, performed again last night in the semifinals of America’s Got Talent. She performed her original
Museum of the Bible to open in November
posted 9/6/2017 3:13:54 PM
Museum of the Bible is slated to open in November in Washington, DC. The $500 million, 430,000-square-foot museum is located three blocks south of the U.S. Capitol and two blocks from the
posted 9/6/2017 3:13:54 PM
Museum of the Bible is slated to open in November in Washington, DC. The $500 million, 430,000-square-foot museum is located three blocks south of the U.S. Capitol and two blocks from the
In the Washington Post
posted 3/4/2013 10:12:14 AMRecently, Kyle Idleman, teaching pastor at Southeast Christian Church (Louisville, KY), shared an article in the Washington Post's "Guest Voices" column, a section focused on faith and its impact on the news. The piece, titled "Is entertainment our new American idol?" discussed the "surrogate religions of entertainment."
"For example, a few years ago, my youngest daughter wanted nothing more than to go to a Colts football game in Indianapolis," he writes. "We woke up early on Sunday and went to a local church. A few hours later, I was sitting among 80,000 fans in Lucas Oil Stadium, and yes, I had my own face painted. We both cheered until we lost our voices. On the drive home, as my exhausted daughter slept, I couldn't help but think about the fact that I had really attended two worship services that day."
Read the entire article here.