Faithful Ethics and an Ethical Faith
It was only the severe downturn of health for Pope that took the glaring spotlight off of the Schiavo and Schindler families.
Green Gables House
In the mad rush of living every individual has an agenda of daily tasks which leave little time for reflection or “activity for a more general good.“ Activity of this nature can be church related, non-profit related, or community related, and is essential to the life of a community.
An Image in Time
While a seminary student, I took an amazing course called Storytelling. One assignment was to make a collage that told something about ourselves.
Yellow Umbrella – The Exchange Club
The Exchange Club of the South Brevard Beaches is the local chapter, founded in 1980, whose national project is Child Abuse Prevention.
Interview: Roy Bonnell of GreenTrends
Florida’s Future – is a Choice. How we choose to build that future is up to us. To address just that, and promote sustainable building and more repsonsible development, Florida’s Green Building Coalition was formed. And to get the word out, the FGBC presents Greentrends 2005 from May 25-27, 2005 in Sarasota.
Interview: Lealyn Wiggins, Curves
The wildly popular fitness franchise Curves for Women has 16 locations in Brevard County and serves millions of women worldwide in their desire to be fit and healthy.
Interview: Kris Urquhart, Natural Awakenings
Kris Urquhart is the publisher and editor of Natural Awakenings, a healthy living magazine for Brevard and Indian River Counties.
Legacy, Carving a Niche
A landmark piece of literature that transcends all trends of the liberal arts is The Brothers Karamazov, by Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
Interview: David Godfrey, Caribbean Conservation Commission
The return of weary travelers begins again this spring as it has for years beyond our counting, as female sea turtles migrate back to Brevard’s beaches to begin the cycle of life anew. Last years’ hurricanes left Brevard’s beaches in shambles and likely destroyed any nests incubating at the time of the storms.
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