"In a series of three stories, reporter Howard Reich traces the struggles of the Marian Catholic High School Band of Chicago Heights, IL. The once-legendary band is struggling to reclaim a national crown. All three stories, as well as a photo gallery and video, await you here."
Click here for the whole Marian Catholic High School Trilogy.
Monday, November 16, 2009
Friday, November 13, 2009
Relief group says simple, effective tactic in global AIDS fight also one of most neglected
"A proven and cost-effective strategy for turning the tide on global AIDS still remains significantly underutilized, World Vision warned in advance of World AIDS Day. Efforts to prevent mother-to-baby transmission of HIV must be urgently scaled up in high-prevalence countries to avoid needless infection of children, the Christian humanitarian organization said."
For more on the upcoming World AIDS Day observance on December 1, click here.
For more on the upcoming World AIDS Day observance on December 1, click here.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Theater, puppets, opera and cabaret are among the sights to behold at the second New Orleans Fringe Festival
Strange and innovative performances in theater, dance, clowning, puppetry, opera, video, cabaret and other media will take place this weekend at seven official venues in the Marigny and Bywater, as well as at several spaces utilizing this year's new Bring Your Own Venue option -- which include restaurants, private homes and the streets of downtown.
Click here for more on this unusual event.
Click here for more on this unusual event.
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Journeys with the Messiah: A Fashion Photographer Journeys with Christ
"Successful fashion photographer Michael Belk has turned the lens of his camera and creativity to a new subject: the Messiah in the context of the modern world.
Read about his journey and view sample pages from the work."
Click here read more and view sample pages from the work.
Read about his journey and view sample pages from the work."
Click here read more and view sample pages from the work.
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
You’re Teaching My Kid What? Exposing the Sex-Ed Biz
"Are you squeamish when it comes to talking with your kids about sex? Well, you’d better get to them fast, before they’re exposed to sex educators in school.
Dr. Miriam Grossman was lecturing at a Philadelphia college about sexual health. The students had invited her to talk about something they’d never encountered in all their years of sex education—the dangers of non-marital sex."
Click here for more on Chuck Colson's commentary.
Dr. Miriam Grossman was lecturing at a Philadelphia college about sexual health. The students had invited her to talk about something they’d never encountered in all their years of sex education—the dangers of non-marital sex."
Click here for more on Chuck Colson's commentary.
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Monday, November 9, 2009
Save the Children Responds to Post-Hurricane Ida Emergency in El Salvador and Nicaragua
"Save the Children has dispatched emergency teams to assist with the effort to provide relief to children and families in Nicaragua and El Salvador after a devastating late-season hurricane and torrential rains wrought havoc on remote villages in the two countries."
Click here for more on the relief efforts.
Click here for more on the relief efforts.
Bystanders and Civilization: The Richmond Rape Case
"When our young people show apathy and indifference to human suffering, it’s a sure sign our society is in peril.
On the night of October 23rd, a 15-year-old girl in Richmond, California, was brutally assaulted by as many as seven young men between the ages of 15 and 20."
To read more of Mark Earley's commentary, click here.
On the night of October 23rd, a 15-year-old girl in Richmond, California, was brutally assaulted by as many as seven young men between the ages of 15 and 20."
To read more of Mark Earley's commentary, click here.
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