"Pray and Act is a movement calling Christians to spend extensive time in prayer for our culture. It includes a call for Christians to stand up and take action, especially as the political season heats up.
You can visit the Pray and Act website for more information and view a video message from Chuck Colson on the Pray and Act initiative here at Colson Center."
Click here for more on the Pray and Act movement.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Save the Children Opens Child-Friendly Spaces to Give Thousands of Children in Pakistan A Place to Play, Recover and Learn
"Thousands of children affected by historic flooding in Pakistan are receiving support to reinforce their ability to cope with disaster and protection from abuse and exploitation.
Save the Children has established 10 child-friendly spaces in Muzafargarh and four in Swat. Three mobile child-friendly spaces are also providing activities for children in DG Khan, Muzafargarh and Rajanpur."
Click here for more on these kid-friendly spaces.
Save the Children has established 10 child-friendly spaces in Muzafargarh and four in Swat. Three mobile child-friendly spaces are also providing activities for children in DG Khan, Muzafargarh and Rajanpur."
Click here for more on these kid-friendly spaces.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Religious leaders to congress: ‘Don’t tamper with our rights’
"Leaders from more than 100 religious organizations are urging Congress against tampering with the freedom of religion, contending that pending legislation would deny religious charities receiving federal grants their fundamental right to hire people who share their faith."
Click here for more on the position of these leaders.
Click here for more on the position of these leaders.
Summer for Marriage Tour: Civility in the Face of Hostility
"In the debate over same-sex marriage, why is the side demanding tolerance so radically intolerant? And how should we respond to intolerance?"
For more of Chuck Colson's commentary, click here.
For more of Chuck Colson's commentary, click here.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
New microbe discovered eating oil spill in Gulf
"A newly discovered type of oil-eating microbe is suddenly flourishing in the Gulf of Mexico.
And the microbe works without significantly depleting oxygen in the water, researchers led by Terry Hazen at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley reported Tuesday in the online journal Sciencexpress."
Click here for more on this new discovery.
And the microbe works without significantly depleting oxygen in the water, researchers led by Terry Hazen at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in Berkeley reported Tuesday in the online journal Sciencexpress."
Click here for more on this new discovery.
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Monday, August 23, 2010
Mentoring programs offer minorities a chance to grow
"Small-business owner Patricia Watts recently graduated from a two-year mentorship program for minority-owned companies.
But Watts, who is chief executive of FCI Management Consultants in Long Beach, didn't get just know-how out of the program. She also scored a job for her energy services company from one of the corporate mentors, sports and entertainment giant AEG."
Click here for more on how these programs make a difference to small companies.
But Watts, who is chief executive of FCI Management Consultants in Long Beach, didn't get just know-how out of the program. She also scored a job for her energy services company from one of the corporate mentors, sports and entertainment giant AEG."
Click here for more on how these programs make a difference to small companies.
Chalmette area is no stranger to broken hearts
"Get to know a little bit about Chalmette, an unincorporated municipal area and seat of government for St. Bernard Parish, bounded roughly by Florida Avenue on the north, the Mississippi River on south, the Murphy Oil Refinery on the east and Jean Lafitte Parkway on the west."
Click here for more on this amazingly resilient community.
Click here for more on this amazingly resilient community.
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