The primary cargo truck of U.S. forces in Vietnam, the M54 was a rugged 6x6 vehicle weighing five tons. This 1/35 scale plastic kit, a newly tooled replica of the versatile truck, features real-working steering, a well-appointed interior, a detailed transmission system, an optional cargo bucket cloth, photo-etched parts, treaded tires, and three sets of Vietnam-era markings. Assembly required. Skill level 3. Measures approximately 8½" long.
Indian Actor Deepika Padukone and her xXx: Return of Xander Cage co-star Vin Diesel have made an appearance on ‘The Late Late Show with James Corden.’
The 31-year-old Bollywood beauty chose a Wolk Morais black jumpsuit and left her hair loose in beach waves for her appearance on the chat show. On the show, Deepika is seen teaching Corden some Bollywood dancing including her Lungi Dance moves.
In one of the GIF clips posted on the show’s Twitter handle, the host is seen with his jacket wrapped around his waist as he shakes his leg along with Deepika. In another short video, Corden joins his hands together doing a ‘namaste’ and shakes his head from side to side. “We hope you’re just as excited for the day, as Vin Diesel is in this gif. Goodnight!” a post on the official Twitter handle of the show posted. This comes after Deepika made her debut appearance on ‘The Ellen DeGeneres Show’.
In the presence of Sindhutai Supkal 'Mai', Indira Gandhi National Center for Art (IGNCA) inaugurated 'Shakti Parv: Celebrating the Feminine Principle' on March 6. The three-day long festival consisted of lectures, theatrical therapy workshop, film screening, street plays, exhibitions, rituals, drama, book discussion, dance and music as well as handicrafts and food stalls.
On the first day of the festival, Natya Therapy workshop was conducted by Dimple Kaur; Asmita Theater presented the Nukkad Natak "Dastak"; Prof. Shashi Prabhakumar, Dr Pankaj Mittal, Dr Swati Pal, Dr Savita Khan, and Dr Shwetanshu Bhushan expressed their views in the "Women and Education" discussion.
At the inaugural session of the three-day shakti Parv, Sindhutai shared the struggle of her life. At the age of 20 and during pregnancy, after being rejected by her husband, Sindhu, who was forced to wander, did not even think that one day she would be the mother of thousands of orphans.
Sindhutai, who studied up to the fourth grade, achieved the status of 'Mai' after fighting with the struggles of her life. She is the source of inspiration for other women, who, in spite of the odd circumstances in her life, and motherhood did not let the emotion of bitterness grow within herself.
During the inaugural session, Sindhu Tai, while uttering the struggles of her life, said, "When my husband pulled me out from the house, I started living in the burial site, there was no fear of any man in the night, I begged for food and shared food with others beggars. I gave food to them and they protected me. Today's times are bad but now is the time we can fix it. Who says that God does not exist?"
Dr Sachchidanand Joshi, Member Secretary, said, "Today, when we read or listen to the vibhuti that we are all about here, we will not believe that so much has happened with one person, but all this is true. Sindhutai is a person who, despite having so much of that with her, did not develop a bitterness towards the society, rather she became much more sensitive it."
On the second day, eminent story writer and narrator Malti Joshi recited her stories as Katha Kathan. Her mesmerising story narration style has been acclaimed nationwide. After that the Natya Therapy Workshop was conducted by Dimple Kaur. The topic Wednesday's discussion session was: "Women in Arts and Culture", which was attended by Padmashree Shovana Narayana, Padmashri Padma Sachdev, Prof. Shonlika Kaul, Dr. Lavalen Coolani and Tanushree Chatterjee. 'Hindu Code Bill' drama was also staged by Asmita
Welcome! My name is Dave Creek and I am our Student Ministries Pastor. I have been on staff for 13 years and in addition to my pastoring role at Mills, I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. I’d love to meet and talk with you. Email me at Dcreek@millschurch.org
Student Community is a gathering of Sr. High students every week to laugh, learn, question, and celebrate living in a relationship with Jesus.
This is the best time to get connected! The evening is split up into 2 parts. The first part is a large group gathering for games, singing and a teaching about life and faith and issues relevant to life in high school.
The second part is Small Groups where we discuss the teaching together. Our small groups are led by adult mentors and they provide a safe environment for students to ask questions & share life together.
Our Wednesday gatherings take place in the Annex which is the building on the west side of the church parking lot.
Our students have three options on Sunday mornings from 9-10am. They can attend our student discipleship class in the Underground or they can volunteer in our MillsKids School of Discipleship.