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Archive for April, 2005
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Monday, April 11th, 2005It was just a month and a half ago that we celebrated Diana’s grandmother’s 80th birthday with a surprise party (pics here). A few days before Easter, Nonna began feeling ill, and she visited her doctor a couple of days after the holiday. The doctor found evidence of a possible mass on her liver. Last [...]
Race baiter?
Friday, April 8th, 2005Check out Rudy’s reflections, and the comments that follow, on race relations at a Christian college. Looks like we’re still “Losing Races.”9 car 9 loan autoforce loans air consolidation debtt finance loans b a bpersonalaccounting loanspay loans day 24consolidation debt loans 401k forafter construction loansloan 15 year business term Map
Why not fruit salad?
Friday, April 8th, 2005A youth ministry friend of mine has become something of a muse for me recently. He inspired this article last month, and now this post after a series of emails about the nature of partnerships. He made a great point about how difficult it is to prioritize working with groups whose missions contrast with our [...]
His dreams are golden
Friday, April 8th, 2005Ronnell McFadden, 19, won the silver medal (178 Pound-Novicee division) at last night’s Golden Gloves boxing championships at Madison Square Garden. Ronnell attends Infinity New York church, pastored by my ministry partner and friend, Dimas Salaberrios.
Martial Arts Boy
Wednesday, April 6th, 2005Brute strength (and charm, brilliance, and spiritual maturity) is not enough. Judah’s now studying tae kwon do to add quickness and agility to his repertoire. Check out photos of our martial artist son here.
Biopsy today
Wednesday, April 6th, 2005Please pray for 4-year old Samuel C. Originally diagnosed with leukemia in July, it went into remission in August. Now, after several weeks of poor blood levels, he’s going in for another biopsy today.
R.I.P. Holy Father
Tuesday, April 5th, 2005Three things have struck me about the passing of Pope John Paul II on Saturday. First, the extraordinary love Catholics and nonCatholics worldwide feel for this man. The concensus of those he touched on a personal level seems to be that he genuinely cared about them and wasn’t afraid to meet them on their terms. [...]
Tuesday, April 5th, 2005
… for “One Shining Moment,” CBS Sports’ annual tribute to college basketball’s March Madness. The drama. Energy. Emotion. Great job again last night. And that Luther Vandross sure can sing. (Will we ever hear him sing live again? Where is he in his recovery?) As for the game, congratulations, North Carolina, on a classic victory, [...]
Their Sox are Red with blood
Monday, April 4th, 2005(And it’s not Curt Schilling’s!) On opening day of the 2005 baseball season, the Yanks reminded Boston why they lead the championship race 26-1 since 1918. “Let’s go, Yankees.”
A journey or a destination?
Monday, April 4th, 2005Jesus invited the disciples to, “Come, follow me.” He never really said where, just spoke vaguely about the Kingdom of Heaven. God told Abraham to leave Ur and “Go,” but, again, refused to say where exactly. Moses followed a cloud by day and pillar of fire by night, but after 400 years of Egyptian slavery, [...]
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