PhilHarmonia choir in Philadelphia, PA is looking for tenors and basses to audition for its 2018-19 season starting on September 9. PhilHarmonia is a 26-voice a cappella choir that sings music from a broad range of genres and time periods, concentrating on classical music, but has been known to throw in a pop arrangement once in a while. Under the artistic direction of Mitos Andaya Hart of Temple University, the choir is in its 6th season. We rehearse on Sunday evenings in center city Philadelphia. For more information visit PhilHarmoniaSings.com
Freeze these reusable soapstone cubes, then plop them into a glass of whiskey to chill it without watering it down.
So my beautiful Viking range can run quite hot. Last night baking cookies I noted it read close to 500 when set at 375 with the convection running. I had to open the door and turn it down to 300…
Which makes me rethink the wisdom of the Ruffoni Roasting Pan (which I haven’t measured but feels like maybe it’s thicker than 1.5mm) I picked up really cheap $117. With the sale going on and eBay bucks, I can get the Demeyere Industry 5 roaster for $128 plus $24 back in eBay bucks…
God I love that beautiful copper hanging from my rack… but I wonder. I can still get a refund on it… Thoughts?
*** One more question on copper. What do you guys think of the Ruffoni piece pictured for $89. It’s the 30cm model, with a pretty bent up lid. It might be a little thicker than 1.5mm. I’d use it as a rondeau I suspect.
Every person in Canada has the right to safety, security, dignity, respect, opportunity and well being, regardless of their social or economic status.
What does it take for a great church? What do we need to do to really please Jesus? The answer is much more simple than it might seem. Listen as pastor Lance Parrott challenges us to rest in Jesus and remain in him.
Walking through Jesus's life from Bethlehem to Calvary, popular author and speaker Rabbi Evan Moffic serves as a tour guide to give Christians an "insider's look" on how Jesus's Jewishness shaped his ministry and message.
In reading this book, you will gain a new perspective on exactly why Jesus's teachings were unfathomable, miracles unimaginable, and love uncompromising. You will meet the Rebel Rabbi whose life changed the world and whose death can change your life.
If you were to ask ten people, Who started Christianity? you might hear ten voices giving the same quick response: Jesus. But those ten people would be wrong. Jesus wasnt a Christian. Jesus lived and died as a Jew. Understanding the Jewishness of Jesus is the secret to knowing him better and understanding his message in the twenty-first century.
Walking through Jesus life from birth to death, Rabbi Evan Moffic serves as a tour guide to give Christians a new way to look at familiar teachings and practices that are rooted in the Jewish faith and can illuminate our lives today. Moffic gives fresh insight on how Jesus contemporaries understood him, explores how Jesus Jewishness shaped him, offers a new perspective on the Lords Prayer, and provides renewed appreciation for Jesus miracles.
In encountering his Jewish heritage, you will see Jesus differently, gain a better understanding of his message, and enrich your own faith.
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Many who suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder do not realize what is going inside themselves. Unfortunately, those who return home from combat or who have experienced any other type of traumatic event remain in the battle, the war within. Could it be that PTSD is merely physiological symptoms related to trauma, or is it so much more than that? A Marne Mind explains the advantage of coping skills and the relationship among physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual ruin and well-being while constantly pointing to the greatest source of healing and recovery. Search for A Marne Mind: A Soldier's War with Recovery on facebook to become a part of the Marne Mind Mission of raising awareness about PTSD and recovery. 5% of all proceeds will be donated to Operation Resilient Warrior, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping soldiers and their families. For more information about ORW visit www.operationresilientwarrior.org.
Psalms: A Bible Commentary in the Wesleyan Tradition, is part of a commentary series that interprets the books of the Bible from a Wesleyan perspective. While it is designed primarily with laypeople in mind-Sunday school teachers, Bible study leaders, students of the Word-pastors will also find it most helpful. Following the New International Version, each book of the Bible is explained paragraph by paragraph, illluminating the key concepts of each passage and how they relate to our lives and times today. At the same time, the authors slow down often to examine particular details and alternative understandings that are important for comprehending the bigger picture. This series offers insight into the Bible that will lead to a greater grasp of what the Bible says, its significance for our lives today, and further transformation into the image of Christ.
He yearns for the opportunity to sleep without visions and live life without forfeiting his own belief system. Yet, here he is, trapped in a tiny crate, lying cramped in the dark. The cult will use any discipline they feel is necessary to coerce him into accepting his fate - at least the fate they've determined for him. Danny loathes their torment, and he longs to escape their grasp with the girl he loves.
Will he be forced to spend his life mediating between the cult and their demons, or will God ever choose to set him free?
This book contains eleven great sermons by the great Welsh itinerant preacher, John Elias (1774-1841), all newly and ably translated from the Welsh by Owen Milton. Here you will find a feast of biblical, doctrinal, experiential, and practical food that shows how great preachers in ages past proclaimed the whole counsel of God over a period of time while remaining faithful in expounding individual texts in accord with their major themes. These sermons, which richly expound nearly every major doctrine of grace, are as relevant and helpful as when they were first written. Here you will find the sovereignty of God and the responsibility of man persuasively expounded. Such themes as God's sovereign calling of sinners, the experiential knowledge and fullness of Christ, the dangers of ignoring the gospel call, earnest prayer for the Spirit, the greatness of God's peace, the believer's love for Christ, the blessing of a contrite spirit, and the immanency of the Second Advent are set forth with convicting power. Practical themes such as how to listen to preaching and how to respect governmental authority are also expounded with fresh clarity. Elias's sermons exhibit all the strengths of a godly preacher-pastor-writer. Read them slowly and prayerfully, and, with the Spirit's blessing, you will grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ.