Again, I'm left waiting. It's the third time someone forgot to pick me up at school this month. Mom will blame Dad and Dad will blame Mom. I blame them both. Living half my life with one and half with another. In other words, all of my life without someone.
They say it will get better. They say they just have to work out a better schedule. Ever since the separation I am told just give it time and the kinks will get worked out. I know better. This is the new norm. I'm done waiting. I'll just walk home.
A very raw and poignant drabble. Thanks for sharing.
A painful reality – nicely written.
This is a great topic to be a voice for. There are many kids facing this situation today and could use something to relate to like this.
Wow!!! And this really does happen.
The story was written in response to a photo prompt of a child standing in front of a school. I chose to let the child's internal monologue tell the story. Sorry if that wasn't to your liking.
The difficulties in life transform us all, the caualties of children usually take the hardest fall, a reality you so poetically shared with us all, I wish I had wrote it.
Beautiful and to the point. As a father that went through a horrific divorce my heart breaks for you.
Oh, that hits where it hurts. Nice crafting.
That works if you're older, but what about the little ones?
My son is divorced with a similar arrangement, but fortunately nothing like this has happened. Plus we grandparents are always there are back up.
A painful truth for many. Well penned.
A keen look at a situation from a kid's point-of-view and greatly appreciated as a parent. I have two kids of my own. Different fathers. Neither of the fathers wanted them and begged me for an abortion. With nearly five years before dating again, the second man clearly stated he wanted me to get pregnant. Afterward, he decided the timing wasn't quite right after all.
Of my children, the first was a boy. When he was five and "old enough to reciprocate play," his father climbed back into the picture. I suppose it was great not having responsibilities of taking care of Cameron when he was sick, enrolling him in school, taking him for his shots, or even seeing him in school productions. He always claimed he had to work. But when he picked him up every other week and played the whole time — another story!
My daughter's father was completely different. He visited me in the hospital after she was born. He picked her up, lay her on his lap and stared at her for what seemed an eternity. I remember thinking he was bonding with her. Imagine the shock later when he explained he was "saying his good-byes" so I could give her up for adoption. He hasn't seen her since she was four. She'll be eleven this year.
At first, I lied and told her he died serving our country. The fact is that he was given a dishonorable discharge from the service after a recording of pedophilia. So I was lucky he opted out of the relationship. I didn't want her to feel rejected because he wasn't there. When she was nine, I told her the truth. I explained that being a man didn't mean he was a good father, it just meant he had the stuff in him to make babies, that's all. He didn't have the brains to raise one. And he made a terrible mistake by saying he wanted nothing to do with her. Then I told her I love her so much, and she's lucky to have a mom who loves her twice as much as her dad ever could. I prove it every day. I also say it every day.
I know your pain is difficult. I know you try to make it better by saying it's "the norm." But whether it's normal or not doesn't really matter. The only aspect that you need to care about is how it makes you feel, normal or not. Perhaps talking to your parents can help. I would suggest letting them know how you feel so you can embark on family counseling. As a former teacher, I understand how depressed kids can get normally, without added stress, just from active pituitary glands. This is a crucial time in your life, and you should let them understand what they're up against.
Listen, if either of my kids felt the way you do, and I didn't know about it, I'd be kicking myself! "Why didn't I notice? Was there something I should have done differently?" etc. At least give them the benefit of a doubt and the opportunity to try and make it right. It will take work, and it won't be perfect, but it has to be better than what it is.
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New ATC Tower and Delhi Air Traffic Services Complex dedicated at IGI Airport, New Delhi
Posted on : September 2, 2019 By Staff Reporter
Union Minister of State (I/C) for Civil Aviation, Shri Hardeep Singh Puri has dedicated the Delhi Air Traffic Services (DATS) Complex of Airports Authority of India to the Nation in the presence of Shri Pradeep Singh Kharola, Secretary, MoCA. Shri Arun Kumar, DG, DGCA, Shri Anuj Agrawal, Chairman AAI, Shri GBS Raju, Chairman-Airports (GMR), Shri A K Pathak, Member (Planning), AAI and Shri Vineet Gulati, Member (ANS) AAI were also present on this occasion.
While addressing the gathering on this occasion, Hon`ble Minister expressed pleasure after seeing the new-age facility. "With a phenomenal growth, the Civil Aviation Sector is driving economic growth of the country," he said.
Prior to this, while giving the welcome address, Shri Anuj Aggarwal, Chairman, AAI said "With the new ATC Tower, AAI aims to improve the operational efficiency of IGI Airport. The state-of-the-art automation systems will ensure reliable & efficient air navigation services,"
The new complex comprises of three buildings namely Aerodrome Control Tower, Area & Approach Control Services Building and the Administrative Block constructed at the cost of approximately Rs. 250 Crores and Rs. 100 Crores for equipment. Most Modern Air Navigation Systems and Advanced ATC Automation System have been installed to enhance safety and capacity of Air Traffic operations.
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Q: Execute custom javascript function on refresh button click in of Kendo upload control I have been using the Kendo Upload control, in one of my project.
Once I hit the upload in, upload file popup, if there is any error the upload panel stay there. We display error message in another flyout which stays there for around 30 seconds.
When there is an error, there is no more upload button avaibale, in upload file popup, but we have refresh button.
What I want to do is, I want to execute a jquery function which can hide the error message.
How can I get access to refresh button event, as I do not see any event of refresh button in kendo upload.
We are using kendo mvc wrapper.

A: Hitting on refresh button should call your upload event.
What you can do is register for the upload event as below:
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You can have then onUpload javascript function and hide your error flyout.
Note that above function will also get called on upload buttton click.

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The car was built by Athol Hodge in Numurkah at the end of 1959 . It was first raced by Gordon Carruthers for Hodge Motors at Tatura racetrack.
It was purchased by John Reaburn in April 1960 and raced successfully until the end of 1963 when John went overseas and left the car for his father to sell.
Sold in 1965 to Roger Godfrey of Moe. The car then passed to Charlie Rose in Trafalgar around 1969. He kept it until 1972.
It reappeared at Sandown Auto wreckers who owned it until June 1973 when Steve Miller purchased it. After ten years Terry Healy of Brunswick became the next custodian from August 1983 until September. Greg Smith kept it from September 1983 through November 1984.
David Doubtfire, prominent member of the VHRR, took the car over and began restoring it to its original specification as John Reaburn raced the car. Both John Reaburn and Athol Hodge inspected the car and confirmed its authenticity. David applied to CAMS and was granted a Class Lb Logbook in 1987 which the car still retains. He eventually sold the car to Mark Minnarelli of South Australia in 1989.
Richard Bowen then found the car advertised at Collectable Classics, who brokered the car on behalf of Mark. Richard returned it to Victoria in 1995.
Since January 1997 the car has been part of the Kangaroo Stable and has been brought up to current safety standards with side intrusion beams, roll hoop, cut off switch and fire retardant system. All work completed to maintain compliance with CAMS Lb category rules in Australian historic racing. The car now races in historic events on the west coast of America but will return to Australia in the next few years.
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How to get from 7750 SR routers data via snmp about running services (i.a. EPIPE, VPRN, VPLS)?
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(3.) The names, surname and residence of the captain. (4.) The names, surname and residence of the owner, if
he makes the contract. (5.) The names, surname and residence of the charterer,
and if he declares that he acts as agent, then of the
person on whose behalf he contracts. (6.) The ports for loading and discharging. (7.) The measurement, number of tons or weight or
measure mutually agreed on to be loaded and carried,
or if the charter is for the whole ship. (8.) The freight payable, stating if it is a lump sum for
the voyage, or a monthly rate, or by the space occupied, or by the weight or measure of the goods composing the cargo, or by whatever means
agreed on. (9.) The amount of hat money (gratuity) payable to the
captain. (10.) The days agreed on for loading and discharging. (11.) The lay days and days on demurrage to be
accounted for and the amount payable for each. B. Bk. II., 67, F. 273, H. 454, 461, I. 547, P. 541, R. 1005, 1010, Sw. 73 diff. E. go. M. & P. 290—292, News. $ 37.
653. If cargo is received without a charter party being signed, the contract is deemed, so far as the cargo is concerned, to be that contained in the Bill of Lading alone, to ascertain the rights and duties of the shipowner, captain and shipper. Sw. 84.
654. Charter parties made by a broker who certifies the authenticity of the signatures of the contracting parties made in his presence, can be given in evidence, and if there is a discrepancy between them, that one shall be preferred which agrees with the one kept by the broker in his office, if this last is drawn up in accordance with law.
Similarly, charter parties not made by a broker will be evidence whenever the contracting parties acknowledge the signatures to them to be theirs.
Where no broker has negotiated the charter party and the signatures are not acknowledged, doubts will be decided by the Bills of Lading, or failing this, by such evidence as the parties can produce.
R. III.
655. Charter parties entered into by the captain in the absence of the owner will be of full force and effect even when entered into in contravention of the orders and instructions of the owner or charterer, but these persons preserve their right of action against the captain for the repayment of any injuries they may sustain. G. 496, N. 41, R. 1000-1003, Sw. 41. E. 47. M. and P. 155, News. § 37.
656. If the charter party is silent as to the time in which the loading and discharge are to take place, they will follow the custom of the ports where the work is done. When the time agreed on, or that which is in accordance with the custom has elapsed, and there is no expressed provision in the charter party fixing the rate of demurrage, the captain retains his right to demand it for the lay days and days on demurrage which have elapsed in loading and discharging. F. 274, G. 569, 597, H. 457, 458, 1. 549, N. 44, 61, P. 545 diff., Sw. 78, 79.
E. 91.
M. and P. 405, News. $$ 40, 42, 63.
657. If the vessel becomes unseaworthy in the course of the voyage, the captain must freight another which is seaworthy at his own expense, to take the cargo and carry it to its destination. He is bound in order to do this to search for such a vessel, not only in his port of distress, but in those in the neighbourhood, within a distance of 150 kilometres (nearly 100 miles).
If the captain negligently or fraudulently fails to provide a vessel to carry the cargo to its destination, the shippers,
after a formal demand on the captain to obtain freight within a stated time, may engage freight with the sanction of the Judicial authority to at once carry out the contract entered into.
The same authority will compel the captain by summary process (por la via de apremio) to bear the expenses and liabilities arising out of the affreightment entered into by the shippers.
If the captain, after using due diligence, cannot get a vessel to freight, he will place the cargo on deposit to the order of the shippers, to whom he will render an account of what has happened at the earliest opportunity. Freight is payable in such a case pro rata on the distance actually accomplished by the vessel, without any other indemnity.
B. Bk. II., 94, F. 296, G. 634, H. 478, I. 570, N. 59, R. 1022, 1095, Sw. 114.
E. 115.
M. and P. 368, 321, News. $ 64, 78.
658. Freight is due in accordance with the conditions agreed on in the contract, and if not expressed, or ambiguous, the following rules are to be observed :
(1.) Where the ship is hired by the month or day, the freight runs from the day on which the vessel is ready to load.
(2.) Where the hiring is for a specified time the freight runs from the same date.
(3.) If freight is payable for weight, the payment is for the gross weight, including packages, such as barrels or any other receptacle containing cargo.
B. Bk. II., 69, 70 diff., F. 275 diff., G. 621, 623, H. 463, I. 550, P. 546, 558.
E. 93
659. Freight is due for goods sold by the captain for necessaries for the ship, machinery, or apparel, or for other pressing and urgent wants. The price of such goods will be fixed at the end of the voyage, as follows :
(1.) If the ship arrives in safety at her destination, the
captain will account for them at the price similar goods fetch at that place.
(2.) If the ship is lost, then at the price for which they were in fact sold. Similarly freight is earned in full if the ship reaches her destination, and pro rata for the distance accomplished if she is lost.
B. Bk. II., 93, F. 298, G. 507, 509, 613, H. 373,480, I. 575, N. 66, P. 555 (2), Sw. 112. E. 117. M. and P. 581, 582, News. 64, 120.
660. Goods that are jettisoned for advantage of the whole adventure do not pay freight, but the value of the freight will be considered as General Average and its amount calculated pro rata on the distance accomplished when the jettison took place.
B. Bk. II., 96 diff., F. 301 diff., G. 717 diff., H. 481, I. 576, N. 66, P. 555, Sw. 112.
M. and P. 427 (n).
661. No more do goods lost by shipwreck or stranding pay freight, nor those captured by pirates or enemies. If freight has been paid in advance, it will be repaid, unless otherwise agreed.
B. Bk. II., 97, F. 302, G. 632, H. 482, I. 577, N. 66, Sw. III.
M. and P. 362, 376.
662. If the ship or goods are rescued, or articles are saved from a wreck, freight is payable pro rata to the ship carrying the cargo, and if it is repaired and reaches the port of destination, full freight is due, without prejudice to what may be due in respect of damage.
B. Bk. II., 97, F. 303, 304, G. 632, H. 483, I. 578, N. 66, Sw. 113. E. 122. M. and P. 377
663. Goods which are deteriorated or diminished in quantity from their own inherent vice, or bad condition of the packages, or accident, pay the full freight agreed upon in the contract of affreightment.
B. Bk. II., 76, 77, F. 310, G. 607, 621, 658, I. 581, N. 67, P. 555 (1), Sw. 110. E, 131. M. and P. 378.
664. A natural increase in the weight or measure of goods laden on board a vessel, inures to the profit of the proprietor and pays freight in accordance with the contract of affreightment for similar goods. G. 621, Sw. 109. Buckle v. Knoop, L.R. 2, Ex. 125, 333. 665. There is a special charge on the cargo
for the payment of freight expenses and dues relating to it, which are repayable by the shippers, and for its share of General Average, but the captain must not delay the discharge on account of a doubt as to the fulfilment of this duty.
If there is good reason for distrust, a Judge or Court, at the request of the captain, may allow the goods to be placed on deposit until all payments are settled.
B. Bk. II., 79, 80, 81, F. 306, 307, G. 615, 616, 624-628, H. 487, I. 580, 671, N. 68, P. 561, 580, R. 1036, 1037, Sw. 281, 283. E. 98, 125. M. and P. 389, 391, M.S.A., 1862, p. 67.
666. The captain may require the sale of a portion of the cargo sufficient to pay the freight, expenses, and averages pertaining to it, reserving the right of demanding the residue payable on such account if the sum realised by the sale proves insufficient to cover the debt.
B. Bk. II., 81, G. 626, I. 672, N. 68, P. 575, Sw. 115. E. 125.
M.S.A., 1862, $$ 73-75.
667. There is a special lien on the cargo for freight and charges for twenty days, counting from the time of its being placed on deposit. During this term a sale may be demanded, notwithstanding that there are other creditors, and that the shipper or consignee is insolvent.
This right cannot, however, be exercised against the goods after they have been delivered to a third party without fraud on his part and for good consideration (titulo oneroso).
B. Bk. II., 81, F. 307, 280, G. 624, H. 490, I. 672, P. 581. E. 126.
668. If the consignee cannot be found, or if he refuses to receive the cargo, the Judge or the Court must, on the


Gerald Donnie Garrett, age 91 of Fredericktown, Missouri passed away on Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at the Stockhoff Memorial Nursing Center in Fredericktown. He was born on July 2, 1927 in Harrisburg, Arkansas to John Guy and Callie LouLiza (Harlen) Garrett.
He is preceded in death by his wife Stella, one son – Donnie Garrett, his parents, brothers – Dolphus "Dee" Garrett and Hubert Garrett; sisters – Lorene Largent, Velma Markos and Glenda Garrett.
Those surviving include: two brothers & sisters-in-law – Gene & Elayne Garrett and John & Opal Garrett both of Fredericktown; one sister – Irene Heard of Denver, Colorado.
Gerald was an Army Air Borne Veteran; he had worked for Ford Motor Company in St. Louis loading cars for transportation; he enjoyed fishing, traveling and was an avid St. Louis Cardinals fan.
Visitation will be from 12:00 noon – 2:00 p.m., on Friday, January 18, 2019 at Wilson Funeral Home in Fredericktown. Services will be held at 2:00 p.m., also on Friday, January 18, 2019 at Wilson Funeral Home with Pastor Randy Sawyer officiating. A private interment will be at a later date.
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The Consistency Of Theosophy
THEOSOPHY, Vol. 31, No. 3, January, 1943
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From: http://www.wisdomworld.org/setting/const.html
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THAT Truth must be consistent in order to be true is an axiom. That Theosophy is a philosophy consistent throughout is a fact. In the case of a fact, its consistency with other facts known to us is the greatest proof of its verity. But we need to apply this principle to more than just isolated facts. We must apply it to theories based on facts, and to philosophical systems based on theories. To illustrate. Recently, Maynard Krueger, Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago, and National Chairman of the Socialist Party of the U.S., asserted in a radio forum:
The modern researches in biology reveal no scientific basis whatsoever for the notion that there are any natural inborn desires for self-enrichment or for self-abandonment or for self-advancement. The kind of ambitions that people have and the kind of desires that people have are the product of the society in which they live.
Now, the layman in biology may not be familiar with the (questionable) biological "evidence" for this theory. But must he therefore take the assertion on blind faith? Can he not examine the statement, for instance, in the light of his own knowledge? Can he not compare it with the prevalent theory of evolution subscribed to by these same biologists? If biological research has uncovered no evidence of desire for progress in the human kingdom, would not a natural question be, Whence comes the motivating power that transformed primordial slime into Civilization? Are these two theories consistent, one with the other? Does the principle of fortuitous progress have a universal application? If not, how are we to demonstrate its truth? If so, why should the human kingdom be exempted from the common will to grow up and out of present conditions?
It is not required that a man know all about all the sciences, arts, philosophies and religions extant in the world, in order to maintain an intelligent view of life. Knowledge is not a hoarding of facts and details, but understanding, a comprehension of principles and their applications. When we learn mathematics, we do not memorize every combination of figures that could possibly be added, subtracted, multiplied or divided: we learn the principles of addition and subtraction, and the multiplication table, and practice applying them. Once we have solved an arithmetic problem, we do not sit down to memorize problem and solution. The understanding of the principle involved in that problem is all we needed to learn from the exercise. Once the formula to be applied is understood, the problem can be resolved at any time, as can any other problem based on that same formula.
According to the Third Fundamental, every being in the universe is engaged in evolving through all the degrees of intelligence, from the lowest to the highest Manas(1).What is the Monad to discover by this pilgrimage? It is stated that each Ego has been through every possible type of experience on the human plane. What do we remember of all those lives we have lived, and all those evolutionary stages? The essence of them.
Somewhere in our nature the details of our past experiences are recorded, precisely and in full. We are not conscious of that memory, and why not? Is it not reasonable to assume that if the Ego needed a waking memory of his past he would have it? But is such a memory necessary? Do we not have the important, the valuable part of our past always with us, in our present knowledge, powers and character? They are the principles we have learned. That is the active essence of our past experience.
To teach honesty, we do not require that the "honor" student memorize the honest way to act in every conceivable situation in which honest action is required. (Even if any mortal could imagine every such case!) We teach honesty itself as a law of nature, present its rational basis and ethical necessity, and leave the individual to practice honesty for himself, when and as the opportunities for such practice are perceived by him.
If we master the fundamental factors in any one circumstance, we have a basis for understanding other circumstances of a like nature, without actually meeting them. Anyone who walks, knows the principle not only of walking, but also, by extension, of running, hopping, skipping, and jumping. Some men and women lead many lives in one, because they attend to the essential elements in their experiences, and observe their application in the lives of those around them. With the great avenues of communication open between nations and individuals all over the world today, there is no man who could not thus broaden his own life to include many.
A Teacher said, "It is not what is done, but the spirit in which the least thing is done, that is counted." Or, as the ancient Scripture suggested, Naught but Spirit can adhere to Spirit. No man but is a Thinker with an endless past behind him, and an eternity before him. Matters not on the plane of Spirit, of reality, whether he is presently licking stamps or digging ditches, or giving orders or taking them, any more than it matters how wide his cuffs are. It is the spirit in which he does his work that makes that work a great or a small part of what we call "civilization" and "progress." Present humanity has reached that point in race evolution where it is living in feelings and thoughts. Therefore, these unseen qualities of physical action should receive our primary attention.
If Theosophy were merely a "philosophy," in the narrow sense of that term, a theory on which to speculate in classroom or study; if it were merely a "religion," to believe in, but not necessarily to act upon; or just another "science," to add to the flood of hypotheses that threaten to sweep away the last strongholds of common sense and human reason: -- it were better to hide its light under a bushel, and set forth again in search of Truth. But Theosophy is a knowledge of the laws which govern the physical, astral(2), psychical and intellectual constituents of nature and of man. Theosophy is the complete and consistent Truth. Its principles are not for limited use. They are not patented, copyrighted or exclusive to one field of human interest, or one grade of intelligence. Theosophical principles are universals, that is, of and for universal application.
There are not different basic principles for education, for the work of social reform, for scientific research, for philosophical discussion, and for religious inspiration. There are but Three Fundamental Propositions in the Science of Life, and they are exactly the same as the basic principles of the Art of Living. When we realize the identity of Source, Law and Being under all forms, as at the root of all beings, we shall have reminded ourselves of that anciently universal Wisdom-Religion we once knew. Knowing then the laws of the Universe, or the Law of Universality, we shall be Universal Beings.


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It's been a busy summer for Aboyne Rotarians
Rotary members present the gallon of grouse to the winner.
Published: 14:25 Tuesday 16 August 2016
Aboyne and Upper Deeside Rotary Club members have had a busy time of it recently.
Rotarians have been kept occupied supporting the various events that have taken place over the last couple of weeks on Royal Deeside.
Despite the mixed bag of weather over the summer break the ever-willing Rotarians put service over self and were delighted to have been involved in Aboyne Highland Games, Ballater Victoria Week, Ballater Highland Games and most recently the Tarland Show.
Their efforts have not been without reward and as such the Rotary Club has proudly raised more than £2,500 by various means.
These included shaking charitable buckets in the car parks, rolling dice for whisky, running quizzes, raffling rather large bottles of whisky and even supplying the "Village Idiot" in the stocks on Ballater Green.
Rumour has it that there was even Royalty having a go at the "Roll the Dice for Whisky" game last week.
Unfortunately they went away empty handed.
On the other hand the same cannot be said for local man Colin Smith who was delighted to discover he had won the Gallon of Grouse in the Rotary raffle at the Aboyne Highland Games.
It is believed he went home that night and raised a glass or three, to acknowledge the efforts of Aboyne and Upper Deeside Rotary Club's continuing quest to support the local communities.
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Q: has reference to / is in reference to I heard this sentence in a movie:

"Who is that "you" in reference to exactly?"

and since I don't usually limit myself by a fixed number of sentence structures, I used it in this way:

"Who that "you" has reference to exactly?"

I Wonder if my own sentence is correct/well-understood as well? (I feel the second one is only a bit more formal sounding, but not wrong.)


Archipelago Cinema, a floating auditorium designed by architect Ole Scheeren, will form part of the official selection of collateral projects in the 13th International Architecture Exhibition. An evocative outdoor theatre located within the old harbour basin Darsena Grande of the Arsenale, Venice's historic shipyard, the modular raft will act as a mobile stage for public events, including the world premiere of the film Against All Rules.
Against All Rules, a documentary essay produced by acclaimed filmmaker and architecture specialist Horst Brandenburg, presents profound insight into the work and philosophy of German-born and Beijing-based architect Ole Scheeren. Spanning a period of more than six years, the film follows the breathtaking construction of one of the most iconic buildings of recent times, the CCTV Headquarters in Beijing and the role of its lead architect Ole Scheeren – an unparalleled adventure in the world of architecture and construction.
The film ventures further to reveal the architect's life and work beyond creating one of the largest buildings ever built. A wide range of other ground-breaking projects in Beijing, Bangkok, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur represent new prototypes in response to the complexity and growing challenges of a global and dramatically shifting world. As Horst Brandenburg states: "Ole Scheeren has come to stand for what architects have to fulfill beyond primary function: a promise, an aim, a dream, or a vision of the future at the beginning of the 21st century".
Following the Venice premiere, Archipelago Cinema is set to embark on a journey around the globe, providing an itinerant platform for architectural discourse and film screenings, while Against All Rules will further feature at a series of international film festivals.


Instant Pot Cafe Rio Black Beans–from dried beans to cooked and seasoned in less than 45 minutes (no soaking required!). These black beans will be a hit at your next Mexican dinner.
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These Instant Pot Cafe Rio black beans are seriously my favorite black beans of all time. I love the crockpot version of these dried black beans so I thought I'd give them a shot in my pressure cooker.
First off, I can't believe how quickly dried beans can get cooked in the Instant Pot. It's really amazing. Second, I didn't pre-soak the dried black beans because unlike red beans you don't have to. I'm usually in favor of soaking beans (if I remember to) just because I feel that the texture turns out better. If you do decide to soak your beans you'll only need to set the timer on your Instant Pot for 10-15 minutes and you probably don't need to add as much water (but it doesn't hurt if you do).
For this recipe I set the timer to 23 minutes. The manual says to cook dried black beans for 20-25 minutes. I didn't want my beans to be firm or crunchy so I opted to cook on the higher end of that range. My pot took about 10 minutes to come to pressure and then I let the pressure naturally release for another 10 minutes. So the total time on this recipe was 43 minutes. Not bad for DRIED BEANS! Seriously though. That is amazing.
For this Instant Pot Cafe Rio Black Beans recipe I used this Instant Pot IP-LUX60 V3 Programmable Electric Pressure Cooker. It's 6 quarts, so the same size as most slow cookers. It cost me around $80 on Amazon.
1 cup dry black beans (rinse them in a colander and pick out any rocks/dirt)?
Add all ingredients to the Instant Pot except the red wine vinegar.
Cover and turn the valve to sealing. Press manual and push the timer to 23 minutes (if your beans are older you may want to cook for 25 minutes and if your beans are soaked you can cook for 15 minutes).
When the timer beeps let the pressure release naturally for 10 minutes or so and then press the valve to venting.
Remove the lid and add in some red wine vinegar to taste. I added in a couple tablespoons.
Serve on salads, with rice, or with Mexican food. Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to one week.
I live in a high altitude state, so I cooked the beans for 25 minutes instead of 23. They were still hard after letting them sit for the additional 10 minutes. I cooked them for another 5 minutes with another 10 minutes of sit time, and they were done. My question is should I cook them for 35 minutes the next time? I'm thinking they were done after the two 10 minutes sit times (30 minutes total of pressure cooking time). Also 4 cups of water left a lot of leftover liquid. My next question is do you think cooking 2 cups of dried beans would be too much for that quantity of water? Thank you for your help with these questions.
I would do 30 minutes next time. I would do 5 cups of liquid for 2 cups of beans.
I cook beans and freeze them all the time! I use Ziplocs and freeze a couple of cups of beans in each bag. They taste great after thawing – texture is good too!
Have you frozen the leftover beans with success?
I haven't tried, but I bet it would work great.
Delicious! I only had about a tablespoon of dehydrated onions. Didn't matter. Still awesome. The only beans I'll be making from now on! Yum!
Alright! This is awesome to hear.
If I double this recipe do I add more cooking time? Thanks for your time saving recipes. They look great!
No need to change the cooking time. The pot will take more time to come to pressure but cooking time will be the same!


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At 100: Independent and going strong
By Barbara Haig
Mrs. Emma Waite with her son, Steven.
Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings may croon about 100 days and 100 nights, but a growing number of people are singing a sweeter song – 100 years.
According to United Nations estimates, the world was home to nearly half a million centenarians (people age 100 and older) in 2015, more than four times as many as in 1990. And projections say there will be 3.7 million centenarians in 2050.
One very special Milwaukee- area woman who has reached 100 is Emma Waite. A former nursing assistant at St. Francis Hospital, she now lives at a Milwaukee-area assisted living apartment facility.
She attributes her longevity to three things:
Good diet – "I never drank – except communion wine – or smoked. And I love good, home-baked food. My mother loved to cook, and I loved to eat it."
Keeping active – "I look forward to summertime walks and going out on the deck for cookouts and to water the plants. I do arts and crafts, too. I used to knit and sew and made all my children's clothes." She also played guitar and ukulele when she was younger.
Enjoying every day – "It's important to be happy and have someone who loves you."
Emma knows what she's talking about; she was married for more than 50 years to her husband, Gaylord. Together they weathered plenty of storms, including the famous blizzard of '47, when Emma went into labor. She had to take the bus to the hospital earlier in the day, and Gaylord planned to join her as soon as he could, waiting on the corner for another bus to come along. When the police told him all buses had been cancelled, they gave him a ride in the squad and slowly made their way through town. Though he missed the birth, Gaylord was a good father, first to Steve and later to daughter Carol, Emma said.
After Gaylord passed away in 1992, Emma lived alone in an apartment for several years. Today she maintains her independence at Cornerstone, thanks to their attentive staff and help from My Choice Family Care. That's the managed care organization that oversees Emma and the care of 8,700 Wisconsin residents (including 36 other centenarians) in 27 counties.
"We cover the room and board for Emma and make sure the facility provides meals, housekeeping and medication. If she needs a doctor's appointment, we work to find a provider for her and handle the Medicaid paperwork.," said Edna Spears, Emma's Care Manager with My Choice Family Care. "We're so happy to see people like Emma live long lives when they have the support they need."
Emma's son Steve checks in almost every day, and although she lives in Eden, Wisconsin, her daughter Carol keeps her entertained with stories about her children and grandchildren.
Emma's advice for others who want to live to be 100? It's simple: "Enjoy every day."
My Choice Family Care is a sponsor of Super Senior Friday, an annual free event to connect seniors to resources, including health screenings. It takes place Friday, March 15, from 8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. at the Clinton Rose Senior Center, 3045 N Dr Martin Luther King Drive.
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Ma's tactics are greatest concern
Thursday, 24 July 2014 10:34	The Liberty Times Editorial	Editorials of Interest	- Taipei Times
The government's concerns over South Korea resurfaced as Chinese President Xi Jinping (習近平) visited Seoul for a summit meeting with South Korean President Park Geun-hye this month.
President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) and the Ministry of Economic Affairs are framing the free-trade agreement (FTA) that China and South Korea are planning to sign by the end of this year as a disaster, saying that the nation's economy will collapse if the legislature does not approve the cross-strait service trade agreement promptly. Surprisingly, even in the 21st century, they still think that they can fool Taiwanese with their obscurantist policies. The problem clearly is government stupidity and a bad president.
Xi has long tried to lure South Korea with strategic geopolitical deployments. In February, North Korea held three nuclear tests, and the UN Security Council passed a resolution to impose a series of economic sanctions against Pyongyang. In April, Xi changed China's longstanding support for North Korea, expanding its economic sanctions against North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's government to teach him a lesson for not showing respect for Beijing.
In addition, by ignoring North Korea and visiting South Korea, Xi indirectly proved to the US and Japan how flexible its policy could be.
Interestingly, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has a strong character and is not easy to deal with, is aware of China's intent to isolate Tokyo in Northeast Asia. As a result, Japan has played the North Korea card. As relations between China and North Korea continued to decline, Abe sent Japanese special envoy Isao Iijima to Pyongyang in mid-May to build a channel for direct dialogue with Kim and to balance and restrain Beijing's moves.
Abe actually learned this trick from former Japanese prime minister Junichiro Koizumi. Iijima is very familiar with North Korea and accumulated a lot of experience in North Korean affairs during his youth. Not only was he Koizumi's secretary, now he is also Abe's political mentor.
Hence, when trying to locate its own position among the political changes in East Asia, Taiwan should identify the pivot of China's rise and Japan's "renaissance." This regional situation shows that leaders of neighboring countries are all playing the game from a macro-perspective.
Meanwhile, since China wants to co-opt South Korea, it needs to offer some economic incentives. Perhaps that is why Xi promises to sign a trade agreement with South Korea by the end of this year.
However, from a micro-perspective, what is the actual situation at the 12th round of the China-South Korea FTA talks?
Following their original disagreement at the previous round of the talks, Seoul listed agricultural products as sensitive items in order to avoid the impact of the importation of relatively cheap Chinese agricultural products, and Beijing listed certain manufacturing industries — the machinery, automobile and petrochemical sectors — as sensitive items, because these sectors are the rising industries that the Chinese government wants to develop.
Has the situation changed after the Xi-Park summit? According to the South Korean government, Seoul would not make any concessions by removing the local agricultural products from the sensitive items list, but it will demand that Beijing open its machinery and other manufacturing sectors as soon as possible. Clearly, Seoul is trying to strike a good bargain with Beijing.
Although the Chinese and South Korean presidents shook hands as friends at the summit, they make no concessions in terms of their national interests at the negotiation table.
However, in Taiwan, the head of state does make such concessions. On many occasions recently, Ma has repeated several points: First, South Korean products are in fact the biggest competitor to Taiwanese products on the Chinese market and a China-South Korea FTA will hurt Taiwan's economy significantly.
Second, 24.7 percent of Taiwan's industrial products from the iron and steel, machine tool, automobile, panel, petrochemical, textile, glass and other sectors — at a total production value of US$38.6 billion — would come under serious threat by South Korean products.
Third, 2 to 5.4 percent of Taiwan's industrial products exported to China — at a total production value of US$3.1 billion to US$8.4 billion — are likely to be replaced by South Korean items, and the petrochemical and iron and steel industries in southern Taiwan will be hardest hit.
Comparing Ma's examples to the disagreement between China and South Korea, most of his examples are on Beijing's sensitive items list.
Today, the government is merely assuming that China would do South Korea a favor by opening the above sectors wide open by the end of this year.
The problem is that if cross-strait relations are at their best in more than 60 years, as Ma says, should China not have opened these sectors to Taiwan long ago? In that case, why is the government mistakenly criticizing the Sunflower movement and the opposition camp of blocking the legislature's approval of the cross-strait service trade agreement? The service trade pact mainly involves the mobilization of talent, rather than merchandise. If the government is worried that the legislature's blockade will delay the signing of a cross-strait goods trade agreement, why was it in such a hurry to sign the service trade pact in June last year rather than a goods trade pact?
Today, China says the two cross-strait pacts can proceed separately. Why has the government not held talks on the goods trade pact yet? Why is it acting so slowly?
The truth is that this government is absolutely incompetent, and is led by a bad president who actively tries to arouse public fear of South Korea. He only wants to pass the buck to the opposition by saying that the legislature is being held ransom by the legislative minority.
The president's tactics are Taiwan's greatest concern.
Translated by Eddy Chang
Source: Taipei Times - Editorials 2014/07/24
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Amis men and women from A'tolan (Dulan) Village in Donghe Township, Taitung County, hold a protest outside the legislature in Taipei yesterday against a build-operate--transfer holiday resort project on the Pacific coast.
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Shouting slogans, singing traditional songs and performing traditional dances, dozens of young Amis Aborigines from the village of A'tolan yesterday gathered in front of the Legislative Yuan, accusing the government of planning development projects in their traditional domains without first getting their consent.
The Amis protesters — mostly young people — were upset over plans by the East Coast National Scenic Area Administration Headquarters to invite private corporations to build a holiday resort along the A'tolan coast, which is administratively known as Dulan Village (都蘭) in Taitung County's Donghe Township (東河), through a build-operate-transfer (BOT) plan.


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The life and career of one of the most vilified men in history.
Maximilien Robespierre has always provoked strong feelings. For the English he is the 'sea-green incorruptible' portrayed by Carlyle, the repellent figure at the head of the Revolution, who sent thousands of people to their death under the guillotine. The French, for the most part, dislike his memory still more. There is no national monument to him, though many of the revolutionaries have had statues raised to them. Robespierre is still considered beyond the pale; only one rather shabby metro station in a poorer suburb of Paris bears his name.


Robin Roberts is a co-anchor on ABC's top-rated morning show Good Morning America. She was previously a sports anchor for local TV and radio stations and for 15 years was a sportscaster on ESPN. She was inducted into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame as part of the Hall's class of 2012 for her contributions to and impact on the game of women's basketball through her broadcasting work and play. Watch Robin's anti-bullying message.


Established in 1985 this is one of Barcelona's older nightclubs and as far as the clubs go in the city centre this is definitely one of the best. Located in the upmarket Gracia neighbourhood among sleepy streets and office building resides the most banging hip hop club in the city. Spain is all about EDM, so if you want to mix it up with some of the heaviest RnB and hip hop on offer then this is the club for you! Right next door to the club is a bar called Chupitos which is a shot bar with 200 shots written on the wall so it's the perfect pre drink before heading into the club!
This club is all about the VIP areas which are raised up and span both sides of the dance floor. Drinks in these areas are among the cheapest in the city with bottle service starting at a measly 200 euros for large bottles of Finlandia Vodka, rum or whiskey. It sounds a lot but if there is a group of you it actually works out much cheaper to buy a bottle than it does to buy a couple of drinks! The huge bottles are brought out with sparklers flaming out of the top of them by club chicas. Shiska bongs are also available to smoke, but again only in the VIP sections. Anything goes in the VIP sections here it is so much fun, head up with your squad and enjoy!
Throughout the summer, mostly on Wednesdays Otto Zutz hosts Live PAs from American artists such as Lil Jon. The atmosphere in the club is always thumping. Anyone who is getting bored of EDM and has a love of hip hop knows how a hip hop crowd reacts when classics by Dre and Snoop come booming over the sound system. If you would like a bit of variety then head up stairs. You will find what's known as Commercial room. Here you can jump around to some cheesy classics, sing along tunes and bangers that you will have long forgot about but once they are played you still remember every word! In the back room, know as the Hot Room is Spanish music, mostly Raggaton. There are VIP sections in both of these rooms as well so you can pick your favourite music and then settle in with a few drinks where you like.
What sets apart Otto Zutz from the other clubs in Barcelona is the atmosphere. Every night of the week this club is absolutely packed with hip hop heads and party animals who are there to dance til they drop! As this club is in the heart of the Gracia neighbourhood be sure to keep quiet when heading outside for a cigarette or when you leave the club or you will get a strong 'sshhhhh' from the security outside. Having said that of all the clubs in the city the security at Otto Zutz are the nicest, most organised and helpful.


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Shirley Baker (1932-2014)
Untiled (women with cows), 1983
C- Type colour print
16.7 x 23.5 cms (7 x 9 ins)
London • Art & Culture
Shirley Baker, A Different Age
Documenting the older generations of a simpler age, Shirley Baker's emotive work through the decades is compiled in new exhibition...
Lisa Davidson • 25 June, 2020
Known for her street photography—mainly around the working class neighbourhoods of Greater Manchester—Shirley Baker was one of a very few female street photographers in post-war England; her quietly enrapturing images possessing an individual quality that distinguished the sensitivity she held for her subjects.
Chester, 1966
Vintage Gelatin Silver Print
28×34.5cms (11x14ins)
Alongside her now iconic black and white portraits, London's James Hyman Gallery presents an online exhibition (after all, that's what we do these days) of largely unseen photographs from the vaults. The engaging show, co-curated by Hyman alongside Baker's daughter Nan Levy, also includes images of colour, something rare in the pioneering photographer's portfolio.
The exhibition—viewable on the gallery's website until 24 July—explores her representation of older people, the show celebrating Baker's humanist documentary work specifically from the mid 1960s to the mid '80s, a reminder of how the older generation went about their daily lives, enjoying a sense of community that we're not privy to these days; especially as the coronavirus pandemic has kept the elderly away from friends and loved ones.
Hampered by the denial of a role for women in a man-lead industry, Baker's contribution to photography was not recognised until recent years. With these honest and raw images conjuring feelings of nostalgia and a hankering for a simpler life, let us be thankful that her work is now appreciated by a wider audience.
Shirley Baker, A Different Age continues online until 24 July.
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Manchester (Man with Pigeons), 1967
29.5 x 23.5 cms (12 x 9 ins)
Manchester, 1985
20x15cms (8x6ins)
18.5x25cms (7x10ins)
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Ancoats, Manchester, 1968
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Untitled (woman and horse), 1968
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With more than 130 pieces set over two floors of The Photographers' Gallery on Ramillies Street, the Helen Levitt (1913—2009) retrospective spans 50 years, the exhibition mapping the late American street photographer's career from street...
The show must go on: with ravers and those they revere currently on ice, a Design Museum exhibition reminds us of the good old days...
In a year when nightclubs and the industry that surrounds them is in a more precarious position than ever before, the timing of Design Museum exhibition, Electronic: From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers, is perhaps, more poignant then everl;...
Known for her street photography—mainly around the working class neighbourhoods of Greater Manchester—Shirley Baker was one of a very few female street photographers in post-war England; her quietly enrapturing images possessing an individual...
Playing with your food: a new exhibition explores the evolving world of food photography from fine art to social media...
The Photographers' Gallery has recently opened a major exhibition exploring the rich history of food photography through 140 works; from noted luminaries including Martin Parr, Cindy Sherman, Ed Ruscha, Andy Warhol and Stephen Shore....


Manufacturer Expands to North Country – We introduce readers to a new steel fabrication plant in Groveton.
What to Expect When You're Inspected – A primer on how to manage a visit from OSHA.
Regime Change – The past two years have seen a wave of new leadership in NH. Meet the new guard.
The Office – Welcome back? Helping employees get back to work after a leave.
Tech Report – GoGlove brings the world to your fingertips.
Think Tank – Budgeting for NH's long-term prosperity.


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chocolate and books? There is no better combination!
How fun! See's chocolates are great. I love that brand and we have a bit of a hard time finding it in Texas. Extra book money is always appreciated, right? I think you have been well and truly thanked!
What can I say that hasn't already been said? :) Chocolate and books ARE the best kind of gifts!
How great is that, books and chocolates and after having a wonderful time with dogs.


Not long ago, I read a blog post wherein an author gave a vivid account of his recent trip to Yellowstone. The post unleashed a plethora of memories. Some brought a smile. Others evoked emotions similar to being strapped into a scary amusement park ride.
The memories that made me smile were of my grandfather, Helmet. The eldest son of a desperately poor farm family, he became a self-made man who forged his life with hard work and determination. His stern German father forbade him to pursue his dream of attending flight school. However, after seeing a photo of an ice plane in a magazine. Grandpa decided to build a plane of his own. After scavenging parts for years, he finally came up with enough components to create a Sno-Plane.
Grandpa's Sno-Planes (he built nearly 90 of them) were tri-skied vehicles powered by an airplane engine and propeller. The speeds they were capable of reaching enabled Grandpa to "fly" over snow and ice. With each subsequent model he constructed, he added improvements that allowed him to go farther and faster. He captained Sno-Planes for endless hours across ice-covered Jackson Lake—even as the ice cracked and parted behind him.
He decided to haul one of his creations to West Yellowstone on a flatbed trailer. From there he traveled by Sno-Plane to Old Faithful Lodge and became one of the first men to enter Yellowstone during the winter via mechanical means. In ensuing years, he frequently toured the park by Sno-Plane. Even had he known the full range of natural dangers in the area, he wouldn't have cared.
Growing up, I loved to hear Grandpa's stories of adventure. Yellowstone had been his playground. I wanted it to be mine as well. When I visited the Park with family I scoffed at the dangers my mother droned on about: kids being boiled down to nothing after falling into geysers (not even their bones, I was told, remained to bear record of their demise) and bears eating people alive.
"Don't you dare roll down that window!" she'd screech as I deftly slipped a vanilla cookie out to bears that long ago stood by the roadside waiting for kids to defy their parents. Bear, schmare!
That was before I had children of my own. That was before I read Lee Whittlesey's book Death in Yellowstone: Accidents and Foolhardiness in the First National Park.
Lee's parents must have been like mine, constantly bombarding his childhood visits to Yellowstone with gruesome images passed down from generation to generation. Yes, because something obviously snapped inside Lee to convince him he needed to uncover all the deaths that ever occurred in the Park and jot them down in grisly detail.
The first night after I purchased the book, I sat huddled on the floor of our trailer with a flashlight, reading account after account of unspeakable horror. My parents and aunts and uncles, it seemed, had been correct. Yellowstone was a downright terrifying place! I fell into a fitful sleep fully expecting my family to be sucked into the fiery bowels of the earth by sunrise.
The next day, the Park just wasn't the same. There were "bars" in them "thar" hills of the man-eating variety that could slice you in half with just one swipe of their horrible clawed paws—the book said so. There were other animals that went crazy and gored you when you simply tried to take of a photo of them grazing with their offspring. And there were cliffs where unsuspecting tourists fell to their deaths without warning, geysers that shot scalding water at you, and hotpots lying wait to drown you in sulfuric mud.
Much to the annoyance of my family, mom turned into a raving maniac.
This after we'd already been camping in the Park without incident for over a week.
When we got home, and I gave the book away—permanently—so the nightmarish scenes it described wouldn't haunt me, I put things into perspective. We still make one or two trips a year to Yellowstone and the surrounding areas. I love the beauty of the Park. I love to retrace Grandpa's route to Old Faithful in the winter on snowmobile, imagining all he must have seen and felt.
Yes, there are many dangers in the Park and numerous folks have died there. Caution and common sense need rule when one visits. But there are also many dangers right in my own neighborhood. Recently, two of my neighbors were seen waving (then throwing) shovels at each other with the distinct intent to do harm. There are also a couple of moms who think our little lane should be driven like the Indy 500. We've had drug dealers and criminals on the lam in the pasture behind our house, vicious dogs and skunks even the dogcatcher is too afraid to apprehend, and neighborhood kids whom I fear will be in prison by the time they're ten.
Like Grandpa, I'll take Yellowstone.


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Past Sermons, Meditations, and Music
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Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (27:42)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Claim Your Divine Power! (Luke 5:1-4)
Prelude (4:36)
Kelsey Carlisle
Call to Worship (16:34)
Amie Crews
Special Music (4:37)
Offertory (3:53)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Decoding the Written Word (II Corinthians 3:6 & II Kings 4:38-41)
Call to Worship (4:52)
Troy Hurst
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Have a Spiritual New Year (Isaiah 45:1)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Light of the World (Isaiah 60:1)
W.G. Ireland
Al Palmer
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Tidings of Great Joy (Luke 2:6-19)
Rev. Wally White
Click here for audio of our Christmas Music Service
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Blessed are the Peacemakers (Isaiah 55:12)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Voice of Faith" (Psalm 100)
SandraKay Lawson-Crump
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - The Impossible became Possible (Luke 1:5-25)
Unity Choir led by Erica Carlisle
and accompanied by the UNCSA Musicians:
Tom Barkel - Flute
Becca Chadwick - Oboe
Julio Jeri - Trumpet
Luca Kevorkian - Violin
and accompanied by UNCSA Musicians
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Awaken to the Art of Prayer" (Psalm 100)
Prelude (recording not available)
Call to Worship (3:31
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - The Power of Your Faith (Isaiah 4:14)
Vanessa Hoffman
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "It is always darkest before the dawn" (Matthew 19:26, Psalm 139:12)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - One in Spirit (Ephesians 4:4)
Tal & Amie Crews
Not Available Due To Technical Difficulties
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Knocking on Heaven's Door" (Genesis 1:3, John 3:1-2)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Growing in Truth & Love (Ephesians 4:14-15)
Deb Kiger
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Let Go & Trust in the Lord" (Psalm 32:8)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - DIVINE ABUNDANCE (Matthew 6:26-33)
Rev. Wally White - "The Singing Lesson"
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Mystical Awareness: Are You Ready to Receive? (1 Corinthians 2:12-14)
Unity Choir
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Make the Best of Where You Are " (Genesis 39:19-23)
Erica Carlisle
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Walking in the Footprints of Jesus (Matthew 4:9, 4:22, 9:9)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Take Charge of Your Life" (Proverbs 16:32)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Lead Me Into All Truth(John 16:13)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Experience Life from a Place of Peace " (Romans 8:6, Mark 4:39)
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Great Destiny of All Humanity " (Matthew 18:19-20)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Face to Face with Fear: Trial by Fire (Daniel 3:12-18)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Standing in His Presence" (Psalm 16:9-11, Psalm 100:1-5)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - God is Good All the Time (Psalm 107:1)
Albert Linder
RECORDINGS NOT AVAILABLE
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - What Are We Looking For? (Matthew 6:22)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Living from Spirit or Living from Mosaic Law" (Exodus 20:12, Luke 11:42, II Corinthians 3:6)
Special Music (NA)
*Recording Not Available*
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - We See Through A Glass Darkly (1 Corinthians 13:12)
Bridge Quartet
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Dismantling the Old to bring forth the New" (Revelations 18:1-20)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - MORE than ENOUGH (Luke 9:12-17)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Living from a place of lavish abundance"
Rev. Wally White - Motherly Care (Exodus 2:1-10)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Pulled to a New Vision" (Habakkuk 2:3)
Hailey Culbreth
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - The Truth Revealed (Matthew 27:52)
Cecelia DeCarlo
Unity Choir (led by Erica Carlisle)
Hallelujah Chorus
Why (5:50)
Arise My Love (4:48)
Rise Again (3:34)
Wally White
My Tribute (3:08)
I Know My Redeemer Liveth (5:42)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Come and Follow Me... (Joshua 1:9)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Saving the Best for Last" (John 2:10-21)
Rev. Wally White - It Came To Pass...So Let It (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "FACE the PAST and CHANGE the FUTURE" (Genesis 32:24)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Come Together in the Name of Love (Psalm 133:1)
Jana Stanfield
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Lent: A Time of Change" (Matthew 18:3 & Psalm 37:5-9)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Restoration of All Things (Matthew 17:1-13)
Levonda Leamon
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Flowing Toward Wholeness" (Psalm 23)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Tribulation or Harmony
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Jericho Has Been Given To You" (Joshua 6:2)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Crossing over Jordan (Joshua 3 & 4)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "In times of trouble...Go to the Mountains" (Psalm 121:1-2)
Unity Choir directed by Erica Carlisle
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Divine Messengers
Due to technical difficulties this week's music and sermon is not available.
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Restoration of that which was lost
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "A Gift..Greater than Silver and Gold" (Proverbs 16:16)
Prelude & Call To Worship (8:47)
W.G. Ireland & Troy Hurst
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "My Soul Magnifies the Lord" (Luke 1:46)
The Christmas Story (4:30)
Read by Luke Ertle & Atreyu Swing
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - Advent Week One: "Wings of Faith" (Luke 1:38)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Golden Key to Harmony" (Proverbs 3:1)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "In Everything Give Thanks" (I Thessalonians 5:18)
Unity Choir accompanied by
NC School of the Arts Musicians:
Julio Jeri: Trumpet
David Schmitz: Violin
Tom Barkal: Flute
NC School of the Arts Musicians
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "PEACE through FORGIVENESS" (Ephesians 4:3 & Matthew 11:28)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Power of Letting Go" (Psalm 51:10)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The God of the Old & New Testament" (Malachi 3:6)
Troy Hurst Offertory (3:53)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Power of Silence " (Luke 8:17)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Made in the Image of God" (Matthew 5:48)
Unity Choir Offertory (5:13)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Light the Fire of Spiritual Expansion" (Colossians 3:23)
Amie Harris & Tal Crews
Amie Harris
Gloria Karpinski - "Doing Time; Being Timeless"
Wally White Offertory (4:44)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Spiritual Discovery: A Look Beyond" (Genesis 1:3)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Centurion's Wisdom" (Matthew 8:10)
Erica Carlisle Offertory (3:46)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Listen to Your Heart " (Psalm 46:10)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Unseen Hand" (Psalm 19:1,14)
SandraKay Lawson-Crump Offertory (3:47)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Rich Man & Lazarus" (Luke 16:19-31)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Law of LOVE" (Luke 10:25-29)
Hailey Culbreth Offertory (3:46)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Lay Down Your Burdens " (Matthew 11:30)
Audio Not Available
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "My Will or Thy Will?" (Psalm 51:10)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The High Calling" (Mark 1:3)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Freedom from Guilt & Shame" (Acts 17:28)
Deb Kiger Offertory (4:18)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Souls Growth Toward Happiness" (Romans 8:18)
Special Speaker: Wally White - "Using God's Understanding"
Levonda Leamon Offertory (3:09)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Power of Intuition " (Daniel 1:17)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Empowered" (Joshua 1:9)
Call To Worship (Technical Difficulties)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Lifted up by His Love" (Psalm 145:14)
Lesson (31:13)
Special Speaker: Gregg Levoy - Callings
The Robinettes Offertory (3:28)
The Robinettes
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "See What You Have Been Given" (Numbers 13:23)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Old Has Passed Away " (Proverbs 2:10)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Looking for love in all the wrong places?" (I John 4:16)
Recording not available Offertory (2:38)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Solomon's Wisdom" (II Chronicles 9:1-6, 12)
Tal Crews & Amie Harris
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "A Metaphysical Look At The Day of Judgement" (Matthew 25:31-46)
Bridge Quartet & Unity Kids
Bridge Quartet Offertory (3:15)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Can You See?" (I Corinthians 13:12)
Al Palmer & SandraKay Lawson-Crump
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Make the Choice for Prosperity" (III John 1:2)
April 8 , 2018
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Where Do We Go From Here?" (Luke 24:45)
Lesson Prayer & Meditation (30:12)
Special Speaker: Wally White (John 20:17)
"Were You There" (3:04)
Poem: The Meaning of Easter (8:46)
Dorothy D'Annunzio
Troy Hurst - "Arise My Love"
Special Music2 (5:03)
Al Palmer - "Come Just As You Are"
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (31:21) PALM SUNDAY
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Prophecy Fulfilled" (Zechariah 9:9)
March 11 , 2018
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Spring into New Life " (John 11:43)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "An Empty Cup" (John 2:1-10)
Amie Harris Offertory (3:58)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Together in Unity" (Psalm 133:1)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Energy Follows Thought" (John 16:13)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Infinite Love" (I Corinthians 13:4,7)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Dwelling Place of God" (Acts 17:24-25, 28)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Do you know God as a concept or living experience?"
Al Palmer "My Tribute" Offertory (4:06)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Stepping Out With Fath"
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "From 2018 New Year's Resolutions to 2018 Evolutions"
Call To Worship (recording not available)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "In Search of the New Born King"
Adelia Graham
Jim Welch (instrumental)
December 24 , 2017
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Love is Born!"
Christmas Poem (12:57)
Dorothy D'Annunzio Special Music (8:49)
Leland McKeithan
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Clothed in Loved" -- Colossians 3:14
Shawn Roberson -- "O Come, Let Us Adore Him" (3:41)
Children of Unity -- "Run Wild" (3:08)
Bridge Quartet -- "Carol of the Bells" (2:03)
Hailey Culbreth (3:13)
December 2 , 2017
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Unlimited Faith"
November 26 , 2017
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "A Spark of Light in the Darkness"
Troy Hurst Special Music (4:37)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "We Are So Blessed!"
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Welcome to the Table! " -- Luke 14:16-24
Additional Part of Sermon (2:05)
Amie Harris Special Music (1:58) (not complete)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Call on the Lord!" -- Isaiah 65:24 & Matthew 6:9-13
Call to Worship (NA/Technical Difficulties)
Kent McKeithan
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Valley of Dry Bones" -- Ezekiel 37
Dorothy D'Annunzio Offertory (1:20)
Gary Knight (instrumental)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Key to Personal Prosperity" -- Luke 9:16
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Favorite Son Out of the 12 Tribes of Israel" -- Genesis 37
Unity Choir (recording not available/
technical difficulties) Special Music (4:03)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Walking With the Master" -- Matthew 17:1-2
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Bulding on a Solid Foundation" -- Psalm 127
Levonda Leamon Special Music (3:16)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Darkest Hour Before Dawn" -- Isaiah 9:2
Special Music (6:27) "Believe"
SandraKay Lawson-Crump &
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Taking Responsibility for our Spiritual Growth" -- Matthew 7:20
Amie Harris Special Music (5:09)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Jer-USA-lem" -- John 13:23
September 3 , 2017
Affirmation (2:26)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "A Cry for Help" -- Psalm 138:3
Call to Worship (NA)
Troy Hurst (Audio Not Available) Special Music (5:42)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Prosperity Is Already Present" -- Malachi 3:10
Adelia Graham (Audio Not Available)
Adelia Graham (instrumental)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Eye of a Needle" -- Matthew 19:24
Amie Harris Special Music
Amie Harris (Audio Not Available) Offertory (4:38)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Pearl of Great Price" -- Matthew 13:45-46
August 6 , 2017
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Living in the Flow of Life" -- Philippians 4:19
Al Palmer Special Music (2:55)
Al Palmer Offertory (4:53)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Leaving It All Behind" -- Luke 17:11-19
Barbara Satow
Meditation (7:59)
Lesson & Prayer (31:12)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Do Not Judge By Appearance" -- John 7:24
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "What Am I Decreeing?" -- Job 22:27-28
Kelsey Carlisle (instrumental)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Are You Ready to Receive? " -- Matthew 6:25-27
Gloria Hunter Special Music (5:19)
Gloria Hunter Offertory (3:24)
Gloria Hunter
July 2 , 2017
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Bondage or Freedom?" -- Exodus 3:7-8
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "How Can I Know TRUTH?" --
Wally White Special Music (4:46)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "I Go To the Father" -- Matthew 15:4
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "From Shepherd to King " -- 1 Chronicles 28:9
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Why Should We Stay in Jerusalem?" -- Luke 24:42
Laura Keener
Laura Keener - "Amazing Grace"
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "A Day of Remembrance" -- John 15:13
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "When Life Doesn't Work...What Do You Do?" -- Matthew 17:16
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Divine Love Stands Strong " -- John 19:25
Prelude & Call to Worship (10:30)
Albert Linder Special Music (2:45)
John Hutchens
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Art of Abundant Living" -- III John 1:2
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "We Are God's Children" -- I John 3:1-3
(Technical Difficulty -- Recording Not Available)
Stay Tuned for our 2017 Easter Program
GUEST SPEAKER: Wally White - "One Voice" -- Matthew 21
Rick Vogler
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "A Voice in the Wilderness" -- Luke 3:4
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Moses Saw the Promise Land" -- Deuteronomy 34:4
Click here for photos & audio of our Christmas Music Service
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "God's New Covenant"
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Are You Fishing from the Wrong Side of the Boat?" -- John 21:1-6
Anyway (4:20)
Laura Keener In My Daughter's Eyes (3:16)
Laura Keener Love Can Build a Bridge (4:36)
(Recording Not Available
at This Time)
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation ()
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Do You See What Others Do Not See? or Hear What Others Do Not Hear?" -- Mark 8:18
Call to Worship ()
Special Music ()
Offertory ()
Choir Special Music (3:32)
Lillian Bijou Offertory (5:00)
Lillian Bijou
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Did You Find Christ or Did Christ Find You?" -- Luke 19:5
Rev. Jim Fuller - "Northing Short of Heaven" -- II Kings 2:2
October 2 , 2016
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "He Came to His Own & His Own Received Him Not" -- John 1:11
(Recording Not Available)
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation "Manifesting Your Miracle Now "
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Insight Into Dvine Mind" -- Matthew 16:17
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation "The Passing Away of Old Ideas" -- Mark 2:22
Amie Harris Offertory
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Are You Ready for Joy? "
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (29:42) "Life Is To Be Celebrated" -- Nehemiah 8:10
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest & Jana Stanfield
Jana Stanfield Special Music (9:54)
Jana Stanfield Offertory (1:57)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Transformation of Mankind" -- Luke 9:32
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (42:04) "Unity with God" -- John 17:22
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest -
Barbara Satow Special Music (3:42)
Barbara Satow Offertory (5:08)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Power of Wisdom and Understanding" -- 2 Chronicles 1:9-11
Gary Knight with Congregation
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (38:56) "The Power of God Protects Me" -- Psalm 23:4
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven" -- Matthew 16:19
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (46 29) "Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven" -- Matthew 16:19 09
Amie Harris & Tal Crews Special Music (4:22)
Amie Harris & Tal Crews Offertory (3:37)
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (from 9 AM Service -- 43:25)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Who Is in Charge of Our Freedom?" -- 2 Corinthians 3:17
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "GREAT EXPECTATIONS. What did you expect, Thomas?"
Adelia Graham Special Music (4:44)
Adelia Graham Offertory (1:27)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "LISTEN...do you hear what I hear?"
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "How Will I Know the Truth?" -- John 10:5
Down by the Riverside (3:15)
The Robinettes Amazing Grace (3:01)
The Robinettes When You Wish Upon a Star (2:099)
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (1:10:30)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Hope for the Hopeless"
You Are My Sunshine (1:16)
Piper & Laura Keener
Precious Lord (4:01)
We Are All Angels (2:36)
( Technical Difficulty with Beginning of Song)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Laws of Man" -- John 1:17
SandraKay Lawson-Crump Special Music (4:59)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Why Did YOU Come to Unity"
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Fire from on High" -- Acts 2:2-3
May 8 , 2016
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Mother Mary Immaculate Conception" -- Luke 1:27
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Paul & Silas in Prison" -- Acts 16:26-27
Joycie Phillips Special Music (4:06)
Joycie Phillips Offertory (3:59)
Joycie Phillips
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Whoever Follows Me Will Not Walk in Darkness" -- John 8:12
Swing Low Sweet Chariot (1:45)
( Technical Difficulty
Recording Not Available))
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Before Abraham Was" -- John 8:48-59
Ron Stephens Offertory
Ron Stephens
April 10 , 2016
It's the Climb (3:49)
I Will Rise (4:48)
Soul Shine (3:36)
Baba Joseph
Call to Worship--
( Technical Difficulty with Recording)
The Healing Force
The Healing Force Offertory (3:38)
Click here for audio of our Easter Music Service
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Hosanna" -- Mark 11:9
Jack Strayhorn Special Music (4:01)
Jack Strayhorn Offertory (3:41)
Jack Strayhorn
Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (32.26)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Jesus said: "Weep Not, She Is Not Dead."
And They Laughed at Him To Scorn, Knowing That She Was Dead." -- Luke 8:51
March 6 , 2016
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Your Mountain Top Experience Is Not for Your Alone" --
February 28 , 2016
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Inner Strength" --Isaiah 40:29
Paulie Gajewski
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Breaking Religious Laws" -- Luke 6:1-2
Joycie Phillips & Friends
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Abide in Love" --1 John 4:16
The Rose (2:17)
Greatest Love of All (4:48)
All You Need Is Love (2:29)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Jesus Spoke the Temple" -- Luke 4:18
Becca & Leah Wright
Leah Wright Offertory(4:10)
Becca Wright
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "What Are You Looking For?" --John 1:21
SandraKay
Lawson-Crump
All Services Cancelled Due to Weather
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "They Followed Him' " --Matthew 4:18-22
I Am Not Alone (3:57)
When I Pray (4:08)
Lean on Me (3:21)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Have We Lost Him?" -- Luke 2:41-52
It Is Well With My Soul (2:35)
Angels Among Us (4:44)
Laura Keener Imagine (3:59)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "In the Beginning 'God' " --Genesis 1:3-5
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Journey Into Egypt" -- Matthew 2:12-15
Deb Kiger Offertory --Tehnical Difficulties
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Lesson, Prayer & Meditation (39:29) Tehnical Difficulties
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Love" -- 1 John 4:16
Angela Wilder
Cecelioa DeCarlo Offertory (4:27)--Tehnical Difficulties
Cecelioa DeCarlo
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Peace to You" --1 Samuel 25:6
Jerry & Joycie Phillips
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Emmanuel the Hope of Glory" -- Isaiah 7:14 Special Message & Music (14:13)
Higher Ground (4:14)
Take Me to the King (5:00)
SandraKay Lawson-Crump Sweet Hour of Prayer (4:27)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow" --Psalms 37:4
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Prosperous Living" -- Johh 10:10
Amie Harris Offertory (Technical Difficulties)
November 8 , 2015
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Practical Living"
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Why Give Thanks in All Circumstances?" -- 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
Bob Hicks
Bob Hicks Offertory (4:20)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Good Wine" -- John 2: 9-10
Unity Men's Choir
Michael Gant, Alexus Hawkins, SandraKay Lawson-Crump, Tal Crews
Lesson, Prayer, Meditation, and Music today
by special guests, Elaine Penn & Nancy Pitkin, from Unity in Greensboro
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Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Treasure in Heaven" -- Matthew 19:22
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Was Blind and Now I See"
Tal Crews
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Karmic Release" -- Matthew 18: 25:30
Laura Keener & Mandy Petrillo
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Darkness Cannot Overcome Light"
Joycie Phillips, Al Palmer & Tal Crews
Joycie Philips & Tal Crews Offertory (4:02)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Help Thou My Unbelief >" -- Mark 9:24
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Trust and Let Go"
Jack Strayhorn, Al Palmer & Tal Crews
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Disciples Were Team Players"
Cecelia DeCarlo & Tal Crews Offertory (4:02)
Cecelia DeCarlo & Tal Crews
Rev.Felicia Searcy - "Do Greater Things"
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "The Meaning within the Name"
Amie Harris & Jack Strayhorn
Amie Harris & Jack Strayhorn Offertory (3:21)
Amie Harris, Jack Strayhorn, Tal Crews
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Who Will Sit at His Right Hand?"
Meditation and Prayer (7:31)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "In the Moment of Choice" Meditation and Prayer (5:50)
This Is My Father's World (2:26)
Let It Be (3:32)
Rev. Elizabeth Forrest - "Do You Believe the Prophet?"
Vaughn Boone with Amie Harris & Tal Crews