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Part 2 of an Interviewwith Amberly Neese,Author of Common Ground Q: What can we learn about Moses and his siblings about working together despite our differences? Moses, Aaron, and Miriam grew to understand true leadership. They also understood they were stronger together. Moses was the shepherd, Aaron was the priest, and Miriam was the prophetess. Moses…
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Sabbath Sunday: Unexpected Snow in Spring
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Why I’m Pro-Life
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Video of the Week: Murder a Cappella by James Callan and Diane Bailey
Book Description: Two lost lives. Four lost crowns. It’s musical mayhem at the Alamo. When the Sweet Adelines International Barbershop Competition brings Tina’s chorus to San Antonio, she kicks back. For a week, she can forget about her career as a police officer. Time for fun, glitz, and as much a cappella singing as she…
