This series is to spotlight the Light and Love inside humanity, and the wonder and miracles that can be found around us. Please click on the headline to read the full article. ~ESAHEROS:
- Hometown Hero; Joshua and Jude Joshua said a day of soreness is the only side effect of being a bone marrow donor, a small price to pay to save someone's life.
- Israeli surfers rescue 8 drowning children in Hawaii The three hailed as heroes by parents who watched helplessly from shore as their children were swept out to sea.
- Taking on burning home to save woman She knew he'd run into a burning building to save someone. She didn't know he'd run in three times.
- Hero neighbour helps rescue man with mobility issues from house fire A brave neighbour helped a woman rescue a man with mobility issues from a house fire after she had saved a baby from the blaze.
- Search on for fire hero Mr Bailey said it was his next door neighbour who pulled the man out of the burning house.
- College students save 19 kids from jihadist fate The children were rescued at a bus stop in the capital city of Dhaka by college students. The Dhaka University students also captured Binoy Tripura, the man who was trafficking these children.
- Nurse from Secaucus will get hero's welcome at State of the Union Sanchez, a nurse and Secaucus resident, has been invited as a guest of the Obamas because of her heroic acts during superstorm Sandy.
- Colville leaders honoring 4th grade hero The boy spotted weapons inside a classmate’s backpack last week. Sanders noticed a knife inside the bag while riding the bus to Fort Colville. School leaders said Sanders immediately told a lunchroom monitor when he arrived at school.
- Israeli surfers rescue 8 drowning children in Hawaii The three hailed as heroes by parents who watched helplessly from shore as their children were swept out to sea.
- Taking on burning home to save woman She knew he'd run into a burning building to save someone. She didn't know he'd run in three times.
- Hero neighbour helps rescue man with mobility issues from house fire A brave neighbour helped a woman rescue a man with mobility issues from a house fire after she had saved a baby from the blaze.
- Search on for fire hero Mr Bailey said it was his next door neighbour who pulled the man out of the burning house.
- College students save 19 kids from jihadist fate The children were rescued at a bus stop in the capital city of Dhaka by college students. The Dhaka University students also captured Binoy Tripura, the man who was trafficking these children.
- Nurse from Secaucus will get hero's welcome at State of the Union Sanchez, a nurse and Secaucus resident, has been invited as a guest of the Obamas because of her heroic acts during superstorm Sandy.
- Colville leaders honoring 4th grade hero The boy spotted weapons inside a classmate’s backpack last week. Sanders noticed a knife inside the bag while riding the bus to Fort Colville. School leaders said Sanders immediately told a lunchroom monitor when he arrived at school.
HELPING HANDS:
- NC students donate North Central Elementary students wanted to reach out and make a difference by collecting items for the Bryan Care and Rehabilitation Center, Evergreen Manor Nursing Home and the Williams County Humane Society.
- Souper Stars at West U Elementary donate more than 28,000 pounds of food to the Houston Food Bank students, parents and teachers of West University Elementary to collected almost 30,000 pounds of non-perishable food during the weeklong service project, Souper Bowl of Caring.
- Richmond Police Credit Good Samaritan For Helping Child He says he was just doing what he hopes anyone else would do. Richmond Police credit Dustin Estes with checking on a woman passed out in her car with her child.
- Nightclub angel ready to help Among the flashing lights, line dancing and live music, Jackie Galvin provides hope and inspiration to those in need.
- Good Samaritan thwarts convenience store robber in Bellingham Hearing shrieks for help, a Good Samaritan on Saturday night tackled, disarmed, and unmasked a man who robbed a convenience store.
- Good Samaritan tracks down alleged package thieves The men obviously didn't realize that York's next-door neighbor was watching their every move.
- Vinton resident named Unsung Hero Those who know him agree wholeheartedly that Taylor embodies the character of an "Unsung Hero."
- Womack named Our Town Hero The City of Swainsboro’s OurTown Hero Award is presented monthly to someone who has made a positive impact on the Swainsboro community.
- More than 1,000 Central Coast volunteers pick produce, then donate it to needy They pick fruits and vegetables offered by backyard gardeners and commercial growers, then donate the goods to local food distribution centers that serve the Central Coast’s hungry.
- Pay It Forward movement reaches Whitecourt During a long, cold, snowy winter it can be difficult to brighten up a Monday morning, but Catheron Miller found a nice surprise when she headed out for the day.
- Firefighters donate to hospital’s breast cancer program Firefighter Brendt Frederick (second from right) came up with the idea of a fire hose crossed over to look like the pink ribbon. Firefighters wore the shirts during October and sold them to the public.
- Award-winning dental students donate cash The second year students, from Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry, recently won the annual Rayna DiModica Contribution to Society Award and, as a result, donated £150 to the Plymouth Highbury Trust, which supports adults with a learning disability.
- Murdock to donate land on Research Campus for Kannapolis city hall David Murdock, owner of the North Carolina Research Campus, has offered to donate land to the city, outright, as a site for a new city hall and police headquarters.
- Schoolchildren join war hero Rep. Sam Johnson to deliver handmade valentines to Dallas veterans Dozens of schoolchildren joined Congressman Sam Johnson this morning to deliver handmade valentines to veterans at Dallas’ VA Medical Center.
- Chico Girl Scouts kick off cookie sales, donate to military troops The girls have promoted the organization's "The Gift of Caring" program, where people can donate cookies to active overseas military members or local food banks.
- Souper Stars at West U Elementary donate more than 28,000 pounds of food to the Houston Food Bank students, parents and teachers of West University Elementary to collected almost 30,000 pounds of non-perishable food during the weeklong service project, Souper Bowl of Caring.
- Richmond Police Credit Good Samaritan For Helping Child He says he was just doing what he hopes anyone else would do. Richmond Police credit Dustin Estes with checking on a woman passed out in her car with her child.
- Nightclub angel ready to help Among the flashing lights, line dancing and live music, Jackie Galvin provides hope and inspiration to those in need.
- Good Samaritan thwarts convenience store robber in Bellingham Hearing shrieks for help, a Good Samaritan on Saturday night tackled, disarmed, and unmasked a man who robbed a convenience store.
- Good Samaritan tracks down alleged package thieves The men obviously didn't realize that York's next-door neighbor was watching their every move.
- Vinton resident named Unsung Hero Those who know him agree wholeheartedly that Taylor embodies the character of an "Unsung Hero."
- Womack named Our Town Hero The City of Swainsboro’s OurTown Hero Award is presented monthly to someone who has made a positive impact on the Swainsboro community.
- More than 1,000 Central Coast volunteers pick produce, then donate it to needy They pick fruits and vegetables offered by backyard gardeners and commercial growers, then donate the goods to local food distribution centers that serve the Central Coast’s hungry.
- Pay It Forward movement reaches Whitecourt During a long, cold, snowy winter it can be difficult to brighten up a Monday morning, but Catheron Miller found a nice surprise when she headed out for the day.
- Firefighters donate to hospital’s breast cancer program Firefighter Brendt Frederick (second from right) came up with the idea of a fire hose crossed over to look like the pink ribbon. Firefighters wore the shirts during October and sold them to the public.
- Award-winning dental students donate cash The second year students, from Plymouth University Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry, recently won the annual Rayna DiModica Contribution to Society Award and, as a result, donated £150 to the Plymouth Highbury Trust, which supports adults with a learning disability.
- Murdock to donate land on Research Campus for Kannapolis city hall David Murdock, owner of the North Carolina Research Campus, has offered to donate land to the city, outright, as a site for a new city hall and police headquarters.
- Schoolchildren join war hero Rep. Sam Johnson to deliver handmade valentines to Dallas veterans Dozens of schoolchildren joined Congressman Sam Johnson this morning to deliver handmade valentines to veterans at Dallas’ VA Medical Center.
- Chico Girl Scouts kick off cookie sales, donate to military troops The girls have promoted the organization's "The Gift of Caring" program, where people can donate cookies to active overseas military members or local food banks.
MIRACLES/WONDERS:
- Tornado survivor Jeff Revette The powerful twister tore a path across at least three counties, injuring more than 60 people -- but residents marveled that no one died.
- Pensioner makes a miracle escape after explosion Neighbours saw the man – who was called Bill – walk out of his house with minor burns to his face and say it was lucky he wasn’t more seriously hurt.
- Quinton talking and moving in hospital after 'miracle' recovery Teenage footballer Quinton Barham, who suffered cardiac arrest during a youth match, is now talking waving and smiling in hospital, just three days after undergoing heart bypass surgery.
- Lee’s Summit teen makes miracle recovery after accidental shooting It was one year ago Sunday that an accidental shooting left a Lee’s Summit teenager with a bullet wound to the head. Now Alyssa Howe is 14 years old, a freshman in high school and remarkably almost fully recovered.
- Willis resident honored as unsung hero in BRAVE Awards Diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease 15 years ago, Bill credits Mary with helping him live far longer than the three to five years most who are diagnosed with this terrible disease typically live.
- A miracle at Lourdes Mr Micheli’s case would still be declared as an “inexplicable cure”, Prof. Botta replied that such cases are still completely untreatable.
- Sign From God? Lightning strikes St. Peter’s hours after Pope’s resignation.
- Pensioner makes a miracle escape after explosion Neighbours saw the man – who was called Bill – walk out of his house with minor burns to his face and say it was lucky he wasn’t more seriously hurt.
- Quinton talking and moving in hospital after 'miracle' recovery Teenage footballer Quinton Barham, who suffered cardiac arrest during a youth match, is now talking waving and smiling in hospital, just three days after undergoing heart bypass surgery.
- Lee’s Summit teen makes miracle recovery after accidental shooting It was one year ago Sunday that an accidental shooting left a Lee’s Summit teenager with a bullet wound to the head. Now Alyssa Howe is 14 years old, a freshman in high school and remarkably almost fully recovered.
- Willis resident honored as unsung hero in BRAVE Awards Diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease 15 years ago, Bill credits Mary with helping him live far longer than the three to five years most who are diagnosed with this terrible disease typically live.
- A miracle at Lourdes Mr Micheli’s case would still be declared as an “inexplicable cure”, Prof. Botta replied that such cases are still completely untreatable.
- Sign From God? Lightning strikes St. Peter’s hours after Pope’s resignation.
HOPE/PEACE:
- Unexpected Letter From ER Doctor May Make You Tear Up “I felt a special connection to your wife (removed), who was so engaging and cheerful in spite of her illness and trouble breathing. I was also touched by the fact that you seemed to be a very loving couple. You were highly supportive of her, asking the right questions with calm, care and concern.”
- Palestinian panel starts updating voter registers The Palestinian election commission began updating voter registration lists in the West Bank and Gaza Strip on Monday, paving the way for new elections in a step toward reconciliation between rival Fatah and Hamas governments.
- Sachin, Aishwarya at the doorstep of Bihar's miracle kid Satyam, a 12-year old boy from Bakhorpur, has put his village on the world map for becoming the youngest child to clear the IIT-JEE exam. Despite being devoid of a proper academic guidance as the place has only one government-run primary school in a dilapidated state, Satyam secured enviable 8137th position in the esoteric exam.
- Palestinian panel starts updating voter registers The Palestinian election commission began updating voter registration lists in the West Bank and Gaza Strip on Monday, paving the way for new elections in a step toward reconciliation between rival Fatah and Hamas governments.
- Sachin, Aishwarya at the doorstep of Bihar's miracle kid Satyam, a 12-year old boy from Bakhorpur, has put his village on the world map for becoming the youngest child to clear the IIT-JEE exam. Despite being devoid of a proper academic guidance as the place has only one government-run primary school in a dilapidated state, Satyam secured enviable 8137th position in the esoteric exam.
FURRY FRIENDS:
- Animal shelter manager marching for a miracle "This is all going to be based on faith and determination," she said.
- Companions For Heroes Saves Two Lives At Once "Here's an animal that's lonely and needs love. And here's a veteran that's lonely and needs love. And truly it's God-sent. And what happens is that you learn to love again," said Crook.
- Dogs Cross Species Barrier, Help Cheetahs Survive They're pairing "companion dogs" with some cheetahs to serve as playmates and to provide the cats with guidance.
- Pets In Snow As people across the Northeast dug out from Winter Storm "Nemo" over the weekend, their pets reacted to the snow with emotions ranging from bewilderment to glee.
- The 2013 Westminster Kennel Club Show A roundup of images and news stories covering the 2013 Westminster Kennel Club Show.
- Animal prints, flats and a timid cat at Reese The cat was supposed to be walked on a leash, but was a bit frightened, the designer explained backstage, and had to be cradled in the model's arms for its one trip down the catwalk. Er, runway.
- How Birds Got Their UV Vision If optimists see the world through rose-colored lenses, some birds see it through ultraviolet ones. Avians have evolved ultraviolet vision quite a few times in history.
- Joey Bag A Donuts, French bulldog “I just come to have fun. For me, it’s about the experience. It’s an unbelievable experience.”
- Companions For Heroes Saves Two Lives At Once "Here's an animal that's lonely and needs love. And here's a veteran that's lonely and needs love. And truly it's God-sent. And what happens is that you learn to love again," said Crook.
- Dogs Cross Species Barrier, Help Cheetahs Survive They're pairing "companion dogs" with some cheetahs to serve as playmates and to provide the cats with guidance.
- Pets In Snow As people across the Northeast dug out from Winter Storm "Nemo" over the weekend, their pets reacted to the snow with emotions ranging from bewilderment to glee.
- The 2013 Westminster Kennel Club Show A roundup of images and news stories covering the 2013 Westminster Kennel Club Show.
- Animal prints, flats and a timid cat at Reese The cat was supposed to be walked on a leash, but was a bit frightened, the designer explained backstage, and had to be cradled in the model's arms for its one trip down the catwalk. Er, runway.
- How Birds Got Their UV Vision If optimists see the world through rose-colored lenses, some birds see it through ultraviolet ones. Avians have evolved ultraviolet vision quite a few times in history.
- Joey Bag A Donuts, French bulldog “I just come to have fun. For me, it’s about the experience. It’s an unbelievable experience.”
BUSINESS:
- Florida Builder Encourages Students to Pay it Forward The students won $500 checks for two charities by writing compelling and passionate essays about their favorite non-profit organizations.
- Hardware store Trade Tools is kickstarting a campaign to donate $30,000 worth of tools to flood-devastated areas The welcome whine of power tools will soon be ringing through flood-devastated communities in Bundaberg and Logan, thanks to one hardware store with heart.
- Ledyard Police Donate to Eighth Grade Field Trip Ledyard Middle School Principal Greg Keith posted this thank you letter addressed to the Ledyard Police Deparment Union for their donation to the eighth grade field trip to Gettysburg.
- Arvig, WHA donate to Walker Food Shelf The Arvig Holiday Coloring Contest raised $456 for Walker Area Food Shelf.
- University to Reimburse Loans for Struggling Grads A private, Christian university in Michigan has announced that it will help students pay back their student loans after they graduate if their income does not meet specific benchmarks.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Associates Donate $1 Million to Local Health Care Organizations The grants help expand access to health care for low-income and vulnerable people.
- C Spire Wireless helps victims of Hattiesburg tornado with text-to-donate mobile giving program C Spire Wireless has started a text-to-donate program for the victims and all residents of Hattiesburg to help them recover after the effects of the storm.
- HB Jones to donate portion of food sales to Elmhurst charity On Feb. 19 and 20, hamburger restaurant HB Jones will donate 25 percent of customers' total bills to local charity Kickoff for Kids.
- Phoenix Partners Group Will Donate 100% of Their Feb 12th Revenues to Charity Phoenix Partners Group LP will donate 100% of the revenues it generates on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 to The Phoenix Foundation, Phoenix’s charitable arm.
- Hardware store Trade Tools is kickstarting a campaign to donate $30,000 worth of tools to flood-devastated areas The welcome whine of power tools will soon be ringing through flood-devastated communities in Bundaberg and Logan, thanks to one hardware store with heart.
- Ledyard Police Donate to Eighth Grade Field Trip Ledyard Middle School Principal Greg Keith posted this thank you letter addressed to the Ledyard Police Deparment Union for their donation to the eighth grade field trip to Gettysburg.
- Arvig, WHA donate to Walker Food Shelf The Arvig Holiday Coloring Contest raised $456 for Walker Area Food Shelf.
- University to Reimburse Loans for Struggling Grads A private, Christian university in Michigan has announced that it will help students pay back their student loans after they graduate if their income does not meet specific benchmarks.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Associates Donate $1 Million to Local Health Care Organizations The grants help expand access to health care for low-income and vulnerable people.
- C Spire Wireless helps victims of Hattiesburg tornado with text-to-donate mobile giving program C Spire Wireless has started a text-to-donate program for the victims and all residents of Hattiesburg to help them recover after the effects of the storm.
- HB Jones to donate portion of food sales to Elmhurst charity On Feb. 19 and 20, hamburger restaurant HB Jones will donate 25 percent of customers' total bills to local charity Kickoff for Kids.
- Phoenix Partners Group Will Donate 100% of Their Feb 12th Revenues to Charity Phoenix Partners Group LP will donate 100% of the revenues it generates on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 to The Phoenix Foundation, Phoenix’s charitable arm.
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY:
- ACFD promotees sworn in with iPad app Atlantic City promoted several firefighters to the rank of Battalion Chief and Fire Captain thanks to some quick thinking and technology.
- Contest seeks underworldly names for 2 Pluto moons Want to name Pluto's two tiniest moons? Then you'll need to dig deep into mythology.
- Epic Glacier Collapse Caught on Camera When the stress is too much, the glacier catastrophically ruptures.
- Robotic Russian Supply Ship Docks With Space Station An unmanned Russian spacecraft carrying nearly 3 tons of supplies arrived at the International Space Station less than six hours after blasting off.
- Space Race in Asia Heating Up The United States and the Soviet Union pushed each other to new heights during the Cold War space race, and now something similar appears to be unfolding across Asia.
- Supernova Alert! Astronomers Spot Warning Outburst Forecasting when stars will die in giant explosions may one day be possible by looking for the warning outbursts they release beforehand.
- Contest seeks underworldly names for 2 Pluto moons Want to name Pluto's two tiniest moons? Then you'll need to dig deep into mythology.
- Epic Glacier Collapse Caught on Camera When the stress is too much, the glacier catastrophically ruptures.
- Robotic Russian Supply Ship Docks With Space Station An unmanned Russian spacecraft carrying nearly 3 tons of supplies arrived at the International Space Station less than six hours after blasting off.
- Space Race in Asia Heating Up The United States and the Soviet Union pushed each other to new heights during the Cold War space race, and now something similar appears to be unfolding across Asia.
- Supernova Alert! Astronomers Spot Warning Outburst Forecasting when stars will die in giant explosions may one day be possible by looking for the warning outbursts they release beforehand.
SPORTS:
- Women's Hockey Hero and Former Player Justine Blainey Celebrates 40th Birthday In the 1980s, her legal struggles with discrimination in sport made her a national figure in women’s rights and issues with equality in sport.
- A 'Tiny' miracle at Daytona International Speedway Even on ovals and tri-ovals, racing can take some strange turns, and in the history of the Daytona 500, there has never been a turn of events to match what happened in 1963, when Marvin Panch nearly died and Tiny Lund became an overnight star.
- Jay Williams Relives Duke's Miracle Minute This moment will be forever known as the Miracle Minute.
- A 'Tiny' miracle at Daytona International Speedway Even on ovals and tri-ovals, racing can take some strange turns, and in the history of the Daytona 500, there has never been a turn of events to match what happened in 1963, when Marvin Panch nearly died and Tiny Lund became an overnight star.
- Jay Williams Relives Duke's Miracle Minute This moment will be forever known as the Miracle Minute.
ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT:
- Celebrating Lunar New Year around world Setting off fireworks to celebrate renewal and ward off evil spirits is a traditional part of the celebration.
- New Orleans' Mardi Gras packs festive punch, economic boost Revelers in New Orleans celebrated Carnival and Mardi Gras with parades, giant floats and parties that were expected to attract about a million people to the city and its historic French Quarter and generate an estimated $300 million.
- Young Afghan musicians in NY for date at Carnegie The Afghan Youth Orchestra, many of whose members are not far removed from eking out a living on the streets of Kabul, is on the New York leg of a US tour that melds Western classics with traditional Afghan music.
- Chalk artists donate work for quake anniversary A Melbourne couple whose chalk art drawing of Christchurch made headlines 16 years ago hope their new work will find a permanent place in the Garden City's hearts.
- Bachchan Family Donate ‘B70’ Proceeds To Charity The 70 year-old actor has once again revealed his humanitarian side to us, by announcing that he and his family are donating Rs. 25 lakhs towards the cause of education for the girl child.
- NASA's 'Mohawk Guy' Will Sit with First Lady at State of the Union He became world famous after helping NASA's huge Curiosity rover make a dramatic landing on Mars; now he'll sit with first lady Michelle Obama during Tuesday's State of the Union address.
- Snow Blankets Northeast in Satellite Image The aftermath of Saturday's massive snowstorm was spotted from space by NASA's Terra satellite on Sunday (Feb. 10).
- New Orleans' Mardi Gras packs festive punch, economic boost Revelers in New Orleans celebrated Carnival and Mardi Gras with parades, giant floats and parties that were expected to attract about a million people to the city and its historic French Quarter and generate an estimated $300 million.
- Young Afghan musicians in NY for date at Carnegie The Afghan Youth Orchestra, many of whose members are not far removed from eking out a living on the streets of Kabul, is on the New York leg of a US tour that melds Western classics with traditional Afghan music.
- Chalk artists donate work for quake anniversary A Melbourne couple whose chalk art drawing of Christchurch made headlines 16 years ago hope their new work will find a permanent place in the Garden City's hearts.
- Bachchan Family Donate ‘B70’ Proceeds To Charity The 70 year-old actor has once again revealed his humanitarian side to us, by announcing that he and his family are donating Rs. 25 lakhs towards the cause of education for the girl child.
- NASA's 'Mohawk Guy' Will Sit with First Lady at State of the Union He became world famous after helping NASA's huge Curiosity rover make a dramatic landing on Mars; now he'll sit with first lady Michelle Obama during Tuesday's State of the Union address.
- Snow Blankets Northeast in Satellite Image The aftermath of Saturday's massive snowstorm was spotted from space by NASA's Terra satellite on Sunday (Feb. 10).
LIFESTYLE:
- We’re wired to repay favors Call it the Reciprocity Rule: Our audience members feel obligated to return favors we perform for them — even when that favor is just a thank you note.
- Entrepreneurs Are Happiest Workers Despite working longer hours and having less time off, business owners are more satisfied with their jobs than those who work for others.
- 7 Ways to Get Promoted in 2013 From being a team player to volunteering for assignments no one wants, business leaders say there are a number of actions promotion-seeking employees can take to try to get a leg up on their competition.
- The Surprising Work Perk People Want Most If employers made it easy for employees to find high-quality care providers for the needs of their entire family — including children, seniors, pets and the household itself — most workers say it would help them to balance their work, family and personal obligations and increase job satisfaction and productivity.
- 7 Things to Avoid when Teaching Your Kids to Do Chores No one likes doing chores, but teaching our kids responsibility and the general skills it takes to run a household is necessary.
- Slashing the Salt Would Save Lives If Americans cut back on the amount of sodium they down every day, hundreds of thousands of lives could be saved over the next 10 years.
- Tips on disputing errors on your credit report Here are some tips on how to dispute credit report mistakes and lessen the chance of unwarranted blemishes that stain your credit profile.
- Minding your p's and q's when texting: Depends on age Millennials are more tolerant of cellphone use in social settings.
- Entrepreneurs Are Happiest Workers Despite working longer hours and having less time off, business owners are more satisfied with their jobs than those who work for others.
- 7 Ways to Get Promoted in 2013 From being a team player to volunteering for assignments no one wants, business leaders say there are a number of actions promotion-seeking employees can take to try to get a leg up on their competition.
- The Surprising Work Perk People Want Most If employers made it easy for employees to find high-quality care providers for the needs of their entire family — including children, seniors, pets and the household itself — most workers say it would help them to balance their work, family and personal obligations and increase job satisfaction and productivity.
- 7 Things to Avoid when Teaching Your Kids to Do Chores No one likes doing chores, but teaching our kids responsibility and the general skills it takes to run a household is necessary.
- Slashing the Salt Would Save Lives If Americans cut back on the amount of sodium they down every day, hundreds of thousands of lives could be saved over the next 10 years.
- Tips on disputing errors on your credit report Here are some tips on how to dispute credit report mistakes and lessen the chance of unwarranted blemishes that stain your credit profile.
- Minding your p's and q's when texting: Depends on age Millennials are more tolerant of cellphone use in social settings.
RELIGION/SPIRITUALITY:
- 'Good Samaritan' Parable Remains Relevant Today “How do we relate to those on the margins of our culture? How do we deal with the have-nots in a culture of plenty?”
- Find joy by sharing the light of God with others I think it is possible to fall in love with life in the way God intends us to fall in love. It can be a long journey, but it is one through which we discover again and again what life really is.
- Alone… in the hallway Jordan also recognizes that a "meth head who's into occult" doesn't just "happen" to show up at church one day - God was at work, and it's up to the church to be prepared for challenging opportunities.
- Earning Your Scars: 'God's Tattoos' -- Badges of Courage, Reminders of Survival I didn't feel like a freak anymore. My scars now made me feel thankful that I was alive. Gratitude had finally replaced shame.
- Vacation Bible School a bridge to Gospel for 'spiritual orphans' Shane Garrison shares a personal testimony how Vacation Bible School changed his life as a spiritual orphan, a child whose parents are unbelievers and don't provide any spiritual leadership to their child.
- Choral Festival will praise God through music Mahoning Valley Association of Churches’ Choral Festival entertains with choirs from various denominations and educates in how different faith traditions praise God through song.
- Church offers drive-in Ash Wednesday services These days churches are going overboard to make it convenient for Christians to mark the beginning of Lent: they no longer have to even go inside a church.
- Quarter of a Million Military BibleSticks Deployed Needing a deployment-friendly version of the ministry’s standard BibleStick, military members advised FCBH engineers of the needed specs and the result was the creation of the Military BibleStick.
- VBB and VOM combine connections to 'sneak' Bibles Ministries are teaming up to bring God's Word into a Muslim-dominated country with a history of persecuting Christians.
- Text of pope announcement he will resign Feb. 28 Here is the text of his announcement, delivered to cardinals gathered for a ceremony to name three new saints.
- Precedents for papal resignations While such papal resignations are extremely rare, there are precedents in the two millennia history of the Catholic Church.
- Obama extends thanks, prayers to departing pope President Barack Obama is sending his thanks and prayers to Pope Benedict XVI, who announced Monday that he will step down this month.
- Find joy by sharing the light of God with others I think it is possible to fall in love with life in the way God intends us to fall in love. It can be a long journey, but it is one through which we discover again and again what life really is.
- Alone… in the hallway Jordan also recognizes that a "meth head who's into occult" doesn't just "happen" to show up at church one day - God was at work, and it's up to the church to be prepared for challenging opportunities.
- Earning Your Scars: 'God's Tattoos' -- Badges of Courage, Reminders of Survival I didn't feel like a freak anymore. My scars now made me feel thankful that I was alive. Gratitude had finally replaced shame.
- Vacation Bible School a bridge to Gospel for 'spiritual orphans' Shane Garrison shares a personal testimony how Vacation Bible School changed his life as a spiritual orphan, a child whose parents are unbelievers and don't provide any spiritual leadership to their child.
- Choral Festival will praise God through music Mahoning Valley Association of Churches’ Choral Festival entertains with choirs from various denominations and educates in how different faith traditions praise God through song.
- Church offers drive-in Ash Wednesday services These days churches are going overboard to make it convenient for Christians to mark the beginning of Lent: they no longer have to even go inside a church.
- Quarter of a Million Military BibleSticks Deployed Needing a deployment-friendly version of the ministry’s standard BibleStick, military members advised FCBH engineers of the needed specs and the result was the creation of the Military BibleStick.
- VBB and VOM combine connections to 'sneak' Bibles Ministries are teaming up to bring God's Word into a Muslim-dominated country with a history of persecuting Christians.
- Text of pope announcement he will resign Feb. 28 Here is the text of his announcement, delivered to cardinals gathered for a ceremony to name three new saints.
- Precedents for papal resignations While such papal resignations are extremely rare, there are precedents in the two millennia history of the Catholic Church.
- Obama extends thanks, prayers to departing pope President Barack Obama is sending his thanks and prayers to Pope Benedict XVI, who announced Monday that he will step down this month.
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