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301. Use the SEE Acronym When Reading to Kids by Jessica Gerald  
     Have you ever noticed that some adults will read to a child or a group of children and very few of them are listening? Yet someone else could read to that same group and you could hear a pin drop.
     
     
302. $12 million Chair in Jewish studies at Stanford University reconstituted by Peter Menkin by Peter Menkin  
     A Chair in Jewish studies has been reconstituted at Stanford University's School of Education where doctoral students will pursue culture, history, language, and all the elements that constitute the Jewish faith of which religion is a salient feature. So notes one authority involved with the $12 million dollar endowment. The San Francisco-based Jim Joseph Foundation construes education broadly: camps, youth groups, Jewish service learning, and trips to Israel. Doctoral students will learn about the religion of the Jewish people in America. That is part of the Jim Joseph Foundation charter, to provide the American Jewish community with education.
     
     
303. Heaven will be full of idiots! by Annie Glasel  
     Recently, I am learning that the "stupider" I am, the more likely I am to get into heaven. Let me prove it to you.
     
     
304. Dumbing Down Our Language by Jeanne E Webster  
     Have you noticed that our English language is changing? We've come a long way since "Roger and Out" and "Pig Latin." The written word especially is becoming so dumbed down I fear we'll soon revert to the grunting stage.
     
     
305. 5 Ways to Minister to Your Preteen Sunday School Students by Jessica Gerald  
     Preteens, or "tweens," are at sort of a crossroads in their lives. But the alarming fact is that they are exposed to so much more than we were at that age. Evil influences are everywhere, and wrong behavior is often glorified by their peers. More than ever, we need to make our ministry life-changing and relevant to their lives. Many of us only have about an hour Sunday morning to do this. Here are some suggestions to help you get started
     
     
306. Easter Bingo Game for Preteen Sunday School by Jessica Gerald  
     Here is an inexpensive, easy to make, and easy to play Easter bingo game for a preteen Sunday school class.
     
     
307. Homework Help by john shaw  
     HomeworkHelp.biz deals in providing Homework and Assignment Help in all Subjects. The website can also help you with Essays & Research Papers. Most of the tutors and writers of the company are either PhD or Master degree holders in their respective subjects.
     
     
308. The Kabbalah and the Jewish Faith by Bob Butler  
     The downfall is that Kabbalism has led countless Jews and non-Jews alike, into the belief in and practice of magic.
     
     
309. CALCULATING THE GOD OF DIMENSION by Rebecca O'Connor  
     Learning about dimension can be hard for some. I am not a mathmatical mind, but God showed me an excellent way, I believe, to see dimension and incorporate His Word into it with this story. This would be good for teachers as well as being an interesting read!
     
     
310. The Hypocrisy of the Homosexual Movement by   
     The term men who have sex with men (MSM) refers to all men who have sex with other men, regardless of how they identify themselves (gay, bisexual, or heterosexual). In the United States, HIV and AIDS have had a tremendous impact on MSM. Consider these facts:
     
     AIDS has been diagnosed for more than half a million MSM. Over 300,000 MSM with AIDS have died since the beginning of the epidemic.
     MSM made up more than two thirds (68%) of all men living with HIV in 2005, even though only about 5% to 7% of men in the United States reported having sex with other men.
     In a 2005 study of 5 large US cities, 46% of African American MSM were HIV-positive.
     
     
311. Is Ida The Lemur The Missing Link Or Missing Science? by   
     Ida the Lemur made the news earlier this year. Was she the missing link or missing science? Read on for more.
     
     
312. 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.
     
     
313. 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.
     
     
314. 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.
     
     
315. 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.
     
     
316. Did The Apostle Paul Write The Book Of Hebrews? by   
     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.
     
     
317. 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.
     
     
318. No Penance Required by Debbie OConnor  
     God has a way of teaching teachers through their students. This is a lesson I learned this summer.
     
     
319. How Lovely to Achieve by Fenny West  
     celebration of achievement
     
     
320. 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
     
     
321. 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.
     
     
     
322. 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..."
     
     
     
323. 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.
     
     
324. 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."
     
     
325. 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...
     
     
326. 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.
     
     
327. 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.
     
     
328. 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.
     
     
329. 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.
     
     
330. 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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