Wiccan study group meets Thursday
The Pagan Perspectives study group is scheduled to meet tomorrow at First Unitarian Church of Orlando. The meeting is at 7 p.m. in room 9 at the church, 1901 E. Robinson Street. The topic is Eat to...
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An Orlando Wiccan group is meeting tonight to discuss food and healing. The Pagan Perspectives Study Group will meet at 7 p.m. in room 9 at First Unitarian Church of Orlando, 1901 E. Robinson Street....
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View ArticleWiccan group to host Moon Circle on Friday
The Wiccan Religious Cooperative of Florida is hosting a Moon Circle on Friday. The event will be at 7 p.m. in Room 9 at the First Unitarian Church of Orlando, 1901 E. Robinson Street. A teacher will...
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Pastor’s Son: Holy Hip-Hop
Matthew Richardson Holy rhythmical hip-hop, Batman! Perfect entrance for a post about gospel rap, huh? Holy hip-hop. Get it? Never mind. Having older parents—what most young adults would call...
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Pastor’s Son: Born this way, so I shall stay.
Matthew Richardson We live in an age where almost anything can be fixed or altered by human hands. Science is remarkable, really. We have almost a pill for any internal and external problem we may...
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“…My strength fails because of my iniquity and my bones wastes away” – Psalm 31:10. I’ve been unorganized, forgetful, lethargic– downright disheveled lately. What brought on this negativity? My...
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Pastor’s Son and the green-eyed monster
Matthew Richardson One morning, after I groggily rolled out of bed and rubbed my eyes, I slowly made my way to my bathroom mirror to check out just how tired I looked. A daily routine of mine, thank...
View ArticleReligous leaders support contraception coverage requirement
After the Catholic Church raised its objections over a decision by the federal department of Health and Human Services that contraceptive services be required by under health care plans — including...
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