Sorry for the lack of posts, but
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Caught Another Young Punk Checking Out My Daughter
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Ted Haggard in GQ
You can read the article here but this picture of him and his family just kinda stood out.
This gives me all sorts of ideas for a Geeding family portrait.
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My Confession
For Christians that need to confess here’s something for you:
Our goal with “My Confession” is to come together online and simply share how we have fallen short of the Glory of God. We can’t change what we won’t acknowledge! That may look like pain you have caused someone else, a judgmental attitude, a secret hatred for another person, failing to give God time during your day, not reading the Bible…this page is yours. Take a moment to read other people’s confessions and join us in praying for each other. Finally, find a fellow Christian to confess to personally and seek their counsel and accountability to help you in your area of weakness.
To spread awareness of “My Confession”, we encourage you to
1. Write a short confession on a post-it note.
2. Add our website www.myconfession.org.
3. Post it in a public place.
4. Take a picture of your note and upload it to this page with your confession or other thoughts.
And if you need some ideas of some ‘high traffic’ places to post your confessions, here are some suggestion:
Gas stations, bank ATM machines, drive through windows, bathroom mirrors, RED BOX video rental units, parking garage keypad entries, Etc. Use your imagination!
Here’s a confession left at a gas pump:
An interesting way to go green
News from across the pond . . .
A council is proposing to save money – and combat global warming – by heating a leisure centre and swimming pool using heat generated by the crematorium next door.
Redditch council in Worcestershire says it can save £14,500 a year by warming its new Abbey Stadium sports centre with heat from the crematorium’s incinerators that would otherwise be lost.
The council, which says it is the first project of its kind in the UK, is holding briefings later this week with faith groups, funeral directors and members of the public to discuss the scheme.
But some local people are concerned. Simon Thomas, of Thomas Brothers funeral directors, said: “I don’t know how comfortable people would feel about the swimming pool being heated due to the death of a loved one, I think it’s a bit strange and eerie.”
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