While a lot of the commentary in the media has of coursed focus on how our culture approaches guns, my mind always comes back to a different question about personal vs. corporate responsibility? Who is responsible for contributing to the emotional wholeness or social well-being of an individual in Adam's circumstances? Does it fall to the individual, despite his or her inabilities, or to the family, who cannot ultimately control the actions of others? Or does this, most of all, say something about society--about our failure to be neighbors, to accept and find a place for all people in our communities--even those on our margins?

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Church Burns Down and Decides Not To Rebuild Building

Sarah April 1, 2013 47 0 16694

Imagine your church's building was unexpectedly destroyed in a natural disaster. Even though the building was insured, your pastor and the church board make a surprising decision not to rebuild it right away. Rather, they decide to take a year to reflect on how your congregation does church and consider how you might be able to function as a congregation in the community...even without a building. ??After a year of living and being the church in the community, the leadership expects to reconstruct a completely different building that reflects what the congregation learns during their year.

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How To Remove Facebook Ads and Focus On Your Friends

Sarah April 1, 2013 0 0 1706

This article explains how to remove ads from facebook. Once you remove facebook ads, you can browse friends pages easily. Delete and block facebook ads here