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Distance learning: African educator visits New Albany
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Welcome home
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St. Marks renovating building to expand services
During a 12-month period, about 5,200 meals were served in the church’s soup kitchen and 22,000 articles of clothing were given away at the St. Marks Community Clothes Closet. St. Marks hosts both services at its education building located next to the church at 222 E. Spring St. in New Albany.
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Church prepares for 30th anniversary celebration
The Rev. Chuck and Tami Evaline were married in 1980 and spent a short time as associate and youth pastors at a Baptist church.
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MAY: Where the future is seen
No one who saw the soldiers take the limp, lifeless body of Jesus to a tomb could have predicted that more than 500 people would be witnesses within days to the risen Lord. No scribe would have wagered that the words of Jesus would one day be translated into 2,572 different languages.
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MAY: Where fortunes are gambled
Would you also be surprised to know that the foot of this cross has a history of gambling as well? As Jesus hung on the cross waiting as death’s boney fingers slowly squeezed the life from his body, Roman soldiers cast lots — rolled dice — to see who would walk away with Jesus’ only earthly possessions, literally the clothes off his back.
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Mayoral match up
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Eastside sponsors zoo trip for Henryville children
The healing of the children was a burden that was on the heart of Kolina Burgin, whose home had cosmetic damage from the recent tornadoes and whose car was left a mangled mess.
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MAY: Where words are brief
As a writer I drive an editor who has 400 words of space crazy when I turn in 800 words of verbosity. As a teacher and speaker, I can easily ramble for 40 minutes; but if asked to speak only four minutes, I am required to measure every word.
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Where the ground is level
We learn early in life that the playing field isn’t level, and many spend most of their lives trying to find a way to maneuver to higher ground.
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