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Is Ida The Lemur The Missing Link Or Missing Science?
by Michael Shoesmith
Ida the Lemur made the news earlier this year. Was she the missing link or missing science? Read on for more.
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Today Is The Day For Change
by Jeff Todd
The decision you make to accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior not only affects you, but to those around you.
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I Like Mine Black And A Little Bit Strong
by Jeff Todd
Renew your minds daily. Just like changing out coffee every morning. If you don't, you become weak spiritually.
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Have You Ever Been Stoned?
by Jeff Todd
People are quick to judge people. Some people look at the outside of a person and point fingers at the things they think they are doing wrong. It's like throwing stones at them.
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How Old Are Those Dinosaur Bones Anyway?
by Stanley Hasegawa
Soft tissue in dinosaur remains presents a dilemma to evolutionists whether they will admit it or not.
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Did The Apostle Paul Write The Book Of Hebrews?
by Michael Shoesmith
There has been no shortage of debate over the years concerning the authorship of the book of Hebrews. Here is The Internet Pastor's opinion on it. I hope you agree.
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Should School Districts lower Graduation requirements?
by Robert Randle
The Seattle, WA School District is the latest entrant in the ongoing controversy to eliminate a numerical grading system in favor of simply, "PASS of FAIL." Proponents believe this will eliminate the embarassment that comes with receiving a particular grade and although the SISD wants to merely require a minimum grade of "D" for passing, citing that it does at least say the student did not fail but learned something; no matter how marginal it might be. In a recent opinion poll an overwhelming 94% disagree with the attempt to drop the graduation requirement for a diploma to a "D;" thereby not allowing a student to meet the minimum academic entrance for college, as well as the impact on finding employment in this econmy with such a dismal scholastic performance.
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No Penance Required
by Debbie OConnor
God has a way of teaching teachers through their students. This is a lesson I learned this summer.
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How Lovely to Achieve
by Fenny West
celebration of achievement
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Who Said It?: Fun Bible "Quotes" To Tickle Your Funny Bone
by Kathy Vincent
Have you ever wondered what Jonah really said while he was in that whale? Present these fun "quotes" to your kids and see if they can guess who said them
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Special Report: 50th Anniversary of Baptist Seminary in retrospective -- celebration Spring, 2009
by Peter Menkin
The 50th Anniversary of the Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary (Mill Valley, California) celebrated this last part of Spring, 2009, ushered in memories and celebration of a Homecoming on the Mill Valley, Campus. Two highlights of the May 28 and 29, 2009 days included opening a time capsule and homecoming by elder graduates who appeared in Gold Robes.
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President Obama, a Christian formed in the American Black church
by Peter Menkin
Considered a man of faith, Barack Obama, the American President of the United States, is formed as a Christian. The Reverend Jeremiah Wright, pastor Trinity United Church of Christ (TUCC), Chicago, where the Obama's worshiped for 20 years in Illinois is his Obama's former minister. What kind of Christian was the Church? The church website proclaims: "We are a congregation which is unashamedly Black and Unapologetically Christian..."
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Reach for the Stars
by Fenny West
Excellence is your portion in Christ. And as you discipline yourself and do your part, God will help you to excel by His Spirit.
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Where is God? a short essay by Peter Menkin
by Peter Menkin
There are so many ways to God in Christ, that the daily work and living is part of the God experience. "I am the vine, and you are the branches." Shortened as these readings may be, they are departure points for the inquirer and seeker. Without doubt, God is an ambiquity, and matter of wrestling with life and Him, of even giving up ones life to find God in Christ. A wise man told me, "Live the questions."
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Once Twice Three Times...Simon Peter?
by Jeff Todd
Twelve disciples. Regular guys with an extraordinary mission - spreading the Gospel to the world. Why did Jesus choose them? Let's talk first about Simon Peter...
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Where Are You From? Originally.
by Jeff Todd
Life as we know it started from somewhere. Adam and Eve? The Bible says so. What does that mean to us exactly? Here's what I think.
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Conversation on Religious Poetry
by Peter Menkin
Excerpt from a discusson on religious poetry at the writers workshop Eratosphere. This short note by aspiring poet Peter Menkin, explores his sensibilities on religious poetry, and provides examples of same.
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Christmas Gift Ideas for Students in Sunday School
by Denise Oliveri
Buying Christmas gifts for your preschool Sunday school class is a joy! What a great opportunity to show them how much you believe in your faith by passing some of it onto them. Here are some great Christmas gift ideas for you.
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Preschool Sunday School Christmas Gift Ideas for the Teacher
by Denise Oliveri
Finding the right gift your child's Sunday school teacher is a breeze. Take a look at some of these creative ideas.
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Preschool Sunday School Thanksgiving Craft Ideas
by Denise Oliveri
Thanksgiving can be a great time to make crafts. There are many types and styles that cost very little, but are a lot of fun. Turkeys and cornucopias can be colorful decorations for any Sunday school classroom.
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Sunday School Substitute Teachers: Practical Advice for the Children's Ministry Director
by Denise Oliveri
Being a substitute teacher sounds like an easy job, right? For the substitute teacher, it can seem like a daunting task. Look here for some advice to help you out.
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Conservative Poet Tom Zart's = WISDOM IS EVERLASTING
by Tom Zart
When the gift of wisdom glorifies your heart
And the harmony of knowledge is pleasant to your soul.
You will be delivered from the deeds of ignorance
As the numbers of the wicked register their toll.
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How to Teach Preschoolers to Memorize the Ten Commandments
by Denise Oliveri
Preschoolers learn things quickly. Teaching them to memorize the Ten Commandments is not as hard as you might think. Try these effective and fun ideas.
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How To Start a Preschool Sunday School Class
by Denise Oliveri
Children can sometimes be disruptive or bored sitting with their parents during a worship service. Starting a preschool Sunday school class will help the children and parents.
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HOW THE WATCHTOWER SOCIETY OF JEHOVAH WITNESSES FIT THE CLASSIC CULT STRUCTURE
by Ruth Baker
Many people get confused when the term "cult" is used: should it mean something mundane, horrifying, or bizarre? There is a classic cult structure and profile that theologians and Bible scholars have agreed upon. The Watchtower Society fits into this catagory by its strucure, doctrines, and control.
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Fall Crafts for Preschool Sunday School
by Denise Oliveri
Take advantage of fall colors and smells this season in your preschool Sunday school class. These easy Bible crafts are fun to make, and just right for small children with big imaginations.
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The Best Sunday School Books for Toddlers
by Denise Oliveri
Toddlers are the most fun to teach. There are a number of books geared toward teaching your toddler about God. Sunday school teachers today have a ton of books to choose from.
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Encouraging Friendships in Preschoolers: Your Role as a Sunday School Teacher
by Denise Oliveri
By and large preschoolers are very social by nature. They like to chat with friends, tell stories to teachers, and laugh out loud. It is a beautiful thing to see friendships bloom in Sunday school class, as most of these students only see each other this special time of the week.
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Gearing Up for Grandparent's Day: A Big Day in Sunday School Class
by Denise Oliveri
Grandparent's Day falls on September 7, 2008 this year. What an exciting opportunity Sunday school teachers have to teach students about this important day of recognition. Here are some fun ideas for your class.
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Preschool Sunday School Bulletin Boards
by Denise Oliveri
Bulletin boards can do so much more than look pretty on your walls. Sunday school teachers can use them for learning purposes, as well as a terrific way to get preschoolers involved with their Bible lessons.
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