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Andrae Crouch Gospel Music Career Profile
by
Richard Blake
The life and times of gospel singer Andrae Crouch. Review of his musical career history and huge contribution to the development of gospel music and contemporary Christian music.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Andrae-Crouch-Gospel-Music-Career-Profile
id=1116537 - Apr 17, 2008
Apostle Paul-His Cosmic Jesus
by
Dennis Diehl
Ask one of your Christian friends why the Apostle Paul NEVER quotes Jesus, tells a story about his life, his miracles, his teachings or his example and you generally will be met with a look that says...."that's not true." But alas it is.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Apostle-Paul-His-Cosmic-Jesus
id=98517 - Nov 18, 2005
Trinity Broadcasting Network Holds Out Challenge to Aspiring Producers
by
Michael Bresciani
If you're like most of us you can barely hold your digital camera from shaking as you take a snapshot. If you are one of those people who can put together the ideas and the technology or if you know someone who can; TBN wants to take a look at your stuff.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Trinity-Broadcasting-Network-Holds-Out-Challenge-to-Aspiring-Producers
id=1095655 - Apr 07, 2008
Trinity Broadcasting Network Honored by Parents Television Council
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Michael Bresciani
Almost 50 years ago FCC Commissioner Newton N. Minow gave his speech titled "Television and the Public Interest." If the top communications dog had little good to say about TV in May of 1961 what would he say about it today?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Trinity-Broadcasting-Network-Honored-by-Parents-Television-Council
id=1027178 - Mar 05, 2008
"Yaaay!" (1957, Downtown, St. Paul, Minnesota) (A Chick Evens Story)
by
Dennis Siluk Dr.h.c.
On the middle of the street next to the park that summer, Mike Rosette and I had our first and only fight. Downtown, near the State Capital Building was just a handful of aging dwellings, one long gray painted building that looked more like a woodpile (where Mike lived), and a park across the street like a trench scraped to the bone, just packed earth (further down, was the Mississippi River, and the levees); St. Paul, back then was a dull, conservative city, possessing little to nothing, not even loud noises. To Mike and me, it was alive though, if only because of the fact that the city was our stomping grounds, we rode our bikes throughout the city like the Lone Ranger and Tonto.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Yaaay!-(1957,-Downtown,-St.-Paul,-Minnesota)-(A-Chick-Evens-Story)
id=5776771 - Jan 23, 2011
The Drinking Room (Part I)
by
Dennis Siluk Dr.h.c.
Jerry Hino shuffled the cards on the kitchen table, spread them out to make sure all fifty-two where there, over old scared brown varnished table. Betty was cooking chili for her seven and his seven children, in one huge pot. The kids were outside playing. Jerry fanned himself, cold as it was, he was heavy and sweated easily, his heavy stomach flapped over his belt, his shirt thin, his face erupted into brightness; it was a heavy and old man's face, at thirty-four years old. The stove made the kitchen warmer for a Minnesota winter, close by. His crouching shadow seemed to climb the wall. His moist hazel eyes blinked at the four cases of bottled beer he and his brother, and Chick Evens had bought over by the window where the cold air seeped under the windowpane-keeping it a tinge chilled; Jerry Hino, and Chick Evens had pitched-in, each five dollars and Jim ten-dollars, and Jerry Spiegelberg, the giant of the group at six-foot six, put in nothing, big as an ox and dumber than one. Betty, his wife made popcorn, and everyone sat around the table munching, mechanically, as Jerry looked for a bottle opener...
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Drinking-Room-(Part-I)
id=7070756 - May 18, 2012
When Charismania Comes to Church
by
Michael Tummillo
In this article, the question is addressed regarding the manifestations of spiritual gifts during Christian gatherings and whether or not they should be allowed. Many ministers prohibit such when, in reality, they are the best thing that could happen.
http://ezinearticles.com/?When-Charismania-Comes-to-Church
id=441158 - Feb 03, 2007
Post Boredom
by
Gordon Bressack
After I died things began to get complicated. I had assumed, in life, that there was no such thing as an afterlife, that it was just a fearful hope of all living humans that there would be some sort of continuation and that, if there was, it would be better than life itself. But in my wildest imagination I never figured that there would be this much paperwork.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Post-Boredom
id=2200924 - Apr 08, 2009
The Terrifying Task of Public Speaking
by
Dr. Ben A. Carlsen
Almost all business managers and executives are called on, upon occasion, to give a public presentation. And most are terrified at the prospect. It makes no difference if you have experience, there is anxiety associated with public speaking. Even in the confines of a staff meeting or small group, many are reluctant to voice their opinion. I'm sure you've all heard that public speaking ranks so high on people's list of fears that in some cases it actually ranks higher than death! How can one learn to conquer their fears and move towards tolerating, perhaps even enjoying the opportunity to speak publicly?
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Terrifying-Task-of-Public-Speaking
id=2301861 - May 04, 2009
Can You Spot a Con Man?
by
John Bowers
Con men (short for "confidence" men -- someone who gains your trust) come in all shapes and sizes, all ages, and both sexes. There is a stereotype for con men, but not all con men fit the stereotype. We often think of a used car salesman or a door-to-door salesman when we think of con men, but there are many kinds of cons and their practitioners come in many flavors. Obviously, not everyone with a winning personality is a con man. Lots of people are just naturally friendly and charming. So how can you tell if the person who is your "best friend" is really genuine or taking you for a ride?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Can-You-Spot-a-Con-Man?