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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
The star of Bethlehem. Out for last year's Christmas season, this may be worth your time to read over the coming holidays. Why would it be important for the average Christian? One way to look at it is contextualization. In the spirit of the apostle Paul's becoming all...
The star of Bethlehem. Out for last year's Christmas season, this may be worth your time to read over the coming holidays. Why would it be important for the average Christian? One way to look at it is contextualization. In the spirit of the apostle Paul's becoming all...
Whether Public or Private, Information Technology Is Hard To Do Right
Via Instapundit and Bloomberg: We live our lives immersed in wondrous technology -- especially those of us who spend our workdays on the Internet. Over time, we’ve come to think that anyone can do this sort of thing. But IT is hard. Conservatives who argue that this...
A Missionary with A Mind for Economics
Via Institute for Faith, Work & Economics Blog: Based on his missions experience, Aubry thinks many NGOs and missionaries are doing more harm than good. He believes what Haiti really needs are more Christian entrepreneurs and investors to fund the advancement of...
A Missionary with A Mind for Economics
Via Institute for Faith, Work & Economics Blog: Based on his missions experience, Aubry thinks many NGOs and missionaries are doing more harm than good. He believes what Haiti really needs are more Christian entrepreneurs and investors to fund the advancement of...
Movement Day 2013: Urban Ministry Leaders Share Concerns for Cities
Via Christian Post: Nearly 2,000 Christian pastors, ministry and community leaders, and professionals from across the U.S. and around the world gathered Thursday at New York City's Marriott Marquis for the fourth annual Movement Day to strategize, network and learn...
Movement Day 2013: Urban Ministry Leaders Share Concerns for Cities
Via Christian Post: Nearly 2,000 Christian pastors, ministry and community leaders, and professionals from across the U.S. and around the world gathered Thursday at New York City's Marriott Marquis for the fourth annual Movement Day to strategize, network and learn...
China’s spelling bees aim to punctuate written word
Via USA Today: In one episode of China's latest hit TV show, a handwriting version of America's Scripps National Spelling Bee, only one-third of the studio audience correctly wrote the Chinese characters for "gan ga," meaning embarrassed, the Beijing Review magazine...