Quaker Heritage Day

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Thanks to Robin M, a fellow Quaker blogger, Emily and I found out about Quaker Heritage Day and will be attending.   I am excited to see that Peggy Senger Parsons will be speaking as I have enjoyed reading her thoughts on her blog. &

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Hunger for Justice » 8 causes of global hunger Last night, I went to an amazing presentation at Holy Family Church in South Pasadena. They are hosting a series called “Hunger and Hope in Our World: Sudan to Southern California.”

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my first music video directing debut

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Richard Kentopp, a good friend of mine and student at Fuller, is the the singer and songwriter for a band called Books Died On.  Some have considered it Baroque Pop, Indie-Tronic (electronic indie) or Grind Core; Richard calls them “rock, post hardcore,” I just call them one good ol’ time.

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Tax Breaks Given on Gas-Guzzling SUVs

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Tax Breaks Given on Gas-Guzzling SUVs – Yahoo! News LOS ANGELES – New tax breaks are available to anyone who wants to help the environment by purchasing fuel-efficient hybrid vehicles. But if owners of small businesses really want to save money, they can get even bigger federal tax breaks by buying the

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Critiques and Possibilities: Evangelicalism Part III

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I’ve been working on a series of posts concerning Evangelicalism and when I get to it Quakerism. Visit my “Series on Evangelicalism” under the Featured page for the rest of the posts on this topic. In the last post I explained two different definitions which arise, the sociological standpoint

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What Evangelicalism is: Part II

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I have a disclaimer to make, I’ve been working on these posts for the past week, and as of last night I’ve had to rewrite and change course for this discussion.  This is largely due to a conversation that I had with two good friends James Pitts and

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Reflections on Evangelicalism Part I

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Reflection on the State of Evangelicalism At Fuller we obviously talk a lot about American Culture, fundamentalism’s effects on American Evangelicalism and American Politics and the plight of Christianity in general.  These tend to be radically diverse conversations, represented by a variety of voices within the student body.  What

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