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While the girls were having special father/daughter time this weekend, I got out the chalk and went to work on their wall. Have you ever drawn on your walls? It's pretty fun. You can click here to see a truer version of the "Pear Green" chalkboard wall.
"OH. MY. GOSH." I heard when they got home. I wasn't sure if that meant a hit or a miss. Then I hear Anri go, "this is the coolest wall I ever saw!" So I guess it's a hit.


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This article shows how dialectic theology caused a loss of interest in the history of religion, which was seen as out of touch with the current world. The distinction between theology and the history of religion became increasingly vague. The article focuses on the contribution of Rainier Albertz in his two-volume Religionsgeschichte Israels in alttestamentlicher Zeit (History of Israelite religion in the Old Testament period), 1992. Albertz proposed that the history of religion should be restored to serve as the 'more sensible discipline for abridging the Old Testament'. This article points out several advantages to this approach, namely a different kind of Old Testament theology, starting from current theological problems and searching through the thematic segments of Israel's religious history and that of early Christianity for analogous insights relevant to the problems in question. This article develops the argument that Albertz's suggestions open up possibilities for establishing a vibrant theological environment in South Africa, where theologians from a diverse society can start from different perspectives on current problems, consider the Bible as part of a uniquely defined set of relevant factors and present a kaleidoscope of cross-balancing 'African' theological perspectives. The aim of this approach is to enhance the possibilities of Albertz's suggestions by relating them, in context, to insights from ethical theology in the hope of reviving the debate regarding repositioning the history of religion in a different kind of theological approach. This debate is long in coming: it may already have lost close to 20 years in deserved attention.


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We were lucky enough to witness a moment of triumph while teaching soccer at our Open House Weekend this Saturday. Most of the students in the class were boys, with only two lone girls in attendance. During one of the shooting exercises (where kids would have to try to kick the ball into a goal to practice accuracy), one of the girls came up to kick. Before, all the boys had been making fun of her, and she had been the last one picked. But she came up to the line, and as all the kids yelled conflicting cheers ("Oh no, not her!" "Kick it in!" "Hurry up!"), she cautiously but precisely gave the ball a well-aimed push with her foot. It rolled slowly into the goal, and the moment of pride that washed across the girl's face as she scored for her team was priceless. She walked back to her team with an obviously changed sense of confidence and was greeted by a much more welcoming team.


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Pink, Ciara and Michael Buble's kids steal the show on ABC's Disney Holiday Singalong
The ABC special included performances by Katy Perry, BTS, Chloe X Halle, Leslie Odom Jr., Kerry Washington, Adam Lambert, Julianne Hough, Andrea Bocelli, Derek Hough and Hayley Erbert.
We probably should have expected a Disney show to be all about kids, but it was still a delicious surprise and treat when the real stars of "The Disney Holiday Singalong" turned out to be the junior version of our. favorite celebrities.
While the ABC special featured performances by Katy Perry, BTS, Chloe x Halle, Julianne Hough, Kerry Washington, Leslie Odom Jr., Andrew Bocelli and Adam Lambert, these are the on-screen moments that P! Nk, Ciara and Michael Bublé shared with their children who stole our hearts.
We should have expected this to happen, as we are still in mourning that Jimmy Fallon brought "The Tonight Show" back to his studio and denied us quality time with his two precocious daughters. Our nights have not been the same since.
At least we had the same reckless abandon and glee during Bublé's performance, as his three youngsters (Elias, Noah and Vida) were seen dancing to his performance and ringing in holiday cheer before he got it. join for the last line of "It's Beginning to Watch Lot Like Christmas." "
60s retro Christmas tonight with my babies @ABCNetwork tonight! 8pm ET Christmas pic.twitter.com/EMAfXHXpDT
– Ciara (@ciara) December 1, 2020
Ciara's two children, Future and Sienna, helped present and kick off their mother's performance of "Rockin 'Around the Christmas Tree" – and it was absolutely joyous mayhem! They later joined her for the video presentation, with Future even stepping in to help film her mom's performance.
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But the real hit for many fans had to be when P's nine-year-old daughter! Nk, Willow, joined her mother for a stunning performance of "The Christmas Song". This girl has vibrato, power, control – she definitely chose her mother's natural gift for singing!
She also sported a similar short hairstyle, although Willow was even more cropped than her mother, while also bringing Cinderella to life. And as she sang, you could see the joy and pride on her mother's face, sharing the stage and such a special moment with her daughter.
Other highlights of the show included the return of Derek Hough and his girlfriend Hayley Erbert to the network after a superb dance performance on "Dancing with the Stars" just a few months ago.
This time, they've teamed up to dance to a mix of Christmas classics, though we're not sure why they didn't perform as an accompaniment to Julianne Hough taking on "Whistle While You Work" (because it's Disney, we assume) and "Let It Snow. It could have been a family affair!
BTS brought Christmas cheer to their legions of fans by dancing the night away to 'Santa is Coming to Town,' while Katy Perry continued to show off what was to be a truly massive collection of full bodied costumes.
This time, she stepped out like a Christmas tree to perform "I'll be home for Christmas" and "Cozy Little Christmas". Elsewhere in the series, Disney on Broadway brought "Let It Go" to life, while Andrea Bocelli soared in "Silent Night".
You can check out some of these performances (and more as they become available) below:
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