The mere thought of barbecue’s smoky scents and intoxicating flavors is enough to get most mouths watering.
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By Kristine Nolin, University of Richmond
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6/6/22
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The hunt for a new James Bond is on, and British tabloids are updating the odds daily.
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By Luka Ladan for InsideSources.com
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6/3/22
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The COVID-19 pandemic has generated mind-numbing statistics over the past two years...
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By John Rennie Short, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
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6/1/22
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The pandemic dramatically increased America’s reliance on the energy grid.
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Manny Miranda
Executive Vice President of Power Delivery Florida Power & Light Company | 6/1/22 |
With the America’s most sacred of holidays today, I ask this question of my fellow Americans: What is the price of freedom worth to you?
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By Matthew “Fritz” Mihelcic, Veterans of Foreign Wars
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5/30/22
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Jesus told many stories about vineyards with good harvests and bad. One story was about a vineyard that yielded wild grapes.
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By Rev. Elizabeth Nelson
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church | 5/27/22 |
I started my adult life as an athlete. After college, I played professional basketball in Europe for 12 years. I was used to the physical grind...
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By Jason Boone, InsideSources.com
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5/26/22
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When I was in seminary, I often wrote prayers directly to God, as if I could put the letter in an envelope, take it to the post office...
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By Elizabeth Nelson
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church | 5/20/22 |
Autism is among the most misunderstood of all the human conditions.
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By Albert Cajigas, Arizona’s Children Association
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5/17/22
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It’s been more than 40 years since our mother made history.
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By Jay O’Connor and Scott O’Connor Guest columnists
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5/13/22
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Jesus once told the parable of the wise and foolish virgins. There were ten virgins, lamps in hand, waiting for the bridegroom to come.
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By Elizabeth Nelson
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church | 5/13/22 |
Your classes are finished, your finals are done, and you finally have your diploma in hand — congratulations graduate! Now what?
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By Rachel Caballero, TruWest Credit Union
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5/10/22
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Freedom of expression is the cornerstone of a healthy, functioning democracy.
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By Chris Walsh, Lindsay Lloyd and William McKenzie, George W. Bush Institute’s
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5/6/22
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When God created trees, He spoke to the earth. But when God wanted to create man, He turned to Himself in order to make man in His own image.
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By Elizabeth Nelson
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church | 5/6/22 |
If you attended a Passover Seder recently, you likely covered the 10 plagues. If not that, perhaps, in the spirit of the season, you watched “The Ten Commandments,” one of the highest-grossing movies of all time. Ten plagues feature prominently in both, and it has occurred to me that we are experiencing our own 11th plague, and it is fierce.
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By Jill Ebstein, Inside for Sources.com
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5/2/22
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What a perfect name for Jesus! Do you know how a shepherd actually cares for his sheep?
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By Elizabeth Nelson
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church | 4/29/22 |
The scientists working to cure Alzheimer’s rely heavily on monkeys because humans and monkeys share extremely similar pre-frontal cortices...
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By Matthew R. Bailey
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4/25/22
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Black and Brown, Latinx/Latine and Indigenous Peoples, new Americans, and migrant workers have been stewards of these lands for centuries. But, the modern environmental movement as we know it found its footing in the United States with the first Earth Day in 1970 and the founding of Greenpeace in 1971.
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By Anusha Narayanan, Greenpeace USA
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4/22/22
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After more than five decades, it is time to let go of Earth Day. Conceived by peace activists and initially promoted by international labor unions, it has been the focus of mass mobilization and awareness campaigns.
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By Kent Lassman, Competitive Enterprise Institute
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4/22/22
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Everything should begin with worship. Sunday morning should begin with worship. And worship is the beginning of every time of prayer.
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By Elizabeth Nelson
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church | 4/22/22 |