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I felt compelled to post this after watching Barack Obama’s “Call to Renewal” speech, given on 6/28/06 in Washington, DC. I’ve supported Sen. Obama for the last few months, and after watching this, I know I want to see him as president.
Obama is the kind of man that appeals to my heart and mind. He [...]
Have a look at this post, entitled “Amazing talent, amazing Grace“, at Dignoscentia. Ligia and I attended a concert at our church today, given by a young lady called Mary Grace, and left truly inspired. Born with a stump instead of her right arm, Mary Grace plays the piano better than people with two hands. [...]
» Go to this postHave you ever wondered if I go to church, and where I go? Well, I put together a set of 89 photos that looks at my church, inside and out. You can go directly to the slideshow view if you’d like.
If the word “church” scares you, don’t worry, I’m not proselytizing. The photos are portraits, [...]
The Capital Memorial Church in DC (my church) has been running a yearly vegetarian food fair for the past 10 years. This is our 11th year. If you’re in town this May 20th and looking to sample foods from various countries (the folks in our church are from over 50 different nations), drop by. Ligia [...]
» Go to this postIn Italy, a priest’s gotten so fed up with girls coming to church with bare midriffs, that he’s posted a sign on the entrance, saying: “God knew what your navel looked like even before you were born, so there is no need to expose it in church.”
» Go to this postI’d been expecting this very wrong thing to happen ever since I read a previous article where the South Dakota state legislature was preparing to approve the bill. It never fails to amaze me how some people can reserve the right to meddle in other people’s lives and bodies on the basis of religious prejudice. [...]
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