Eight Is Enough?: In-Vitro Fertilization and Nadya Suleman
"By now you’ve heard more than you wanted to hear, probably, about Nadya Suleman, the California mother of six who recently gave birth to octuplets. Her story has dominated talk radio and cable news."
More of Chuck Colson's commentary here.
Chicago, Seattle first markets to get instant Starbucks
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Starbucks Corp. will launch its new instant coffee product next month in Chicago and its home turf of Seattle, with a full-scale, national offensive set for the fall."
Get the scoop here!
Does the United States make anything anymore?
"It seems like the country that used to make everything is on the brink of making nothing. But manufacturing in the country isn't dead, it's just becoming more efficient."
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Folsom, CA - The Heritage of a Gold Rush Town - Part 1
"We in Folsom are blessed with a treasure trove of historic buildings, larger than life characters and pivotal moments in time. Our heritage is all around us, and we are close enough to touch it, to feel it, and be part of it."
Investigate the background of a piece of history here.
In New York, working to help their school in Haiti and its city
"For two decades and more, Haiti, a land of grinding poverty, has endured coups, riots, a repressive military regime and hurricanes, travails that have often been overlooked beyond its borders. But one group of 60 Haitians, most of whom live in Brooklyn, has worked hard to maintain a bond with one small part of their homeland."
Read more about this dedicated group here.
A Biblical Pattern for Conflict Resolution
"In Acts, chapter 6, we have the election and ordination of the first Board of Deacons. The new committee was formed because of a dispute—sound like your church? There were two kinds of poor widows in the early Christian church: Palestinian (Aramaic speaking) widows and Hellenistic (Greek speaking) widows."
The complete article awaits you here.
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