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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Who was Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood?
In the Bible, God’s curse on woman began at the fall of humanity into sin, “Then God said to the woman, “I’ll make you have more children and you’ll have more pain when you give birth. In sorrow, you’ll have … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Marriage and Family, Ministers, Parenting, sexuality, Women in Ministry
Tagged Adolf Hitler, American Birth Control League, Clarence Gamble, Herman Cain, Margaret Sanger, Planned Parenthood, United Nations Population Fund, United States, Women of the Ku Klux Klan, World War II
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Artificial Intelligence and the Second Fall of Mankind
Artificial Intelligence and the Second Fall of Mankind Jewish Inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil is the subject of the documentary Transcendent Man, which proclaims his ideas about the assimilation of man and machine, which he calls the “singularity” and predicts … Continue reading
Transcendent Man
Please watch this documentary! It’s available on Netflix, if you have it. It documents the computer chip that will be put in the wrist in the end times, which is certainly coming very soon according to the implications of this … Continue reading
The Story of Ruth
The Story of Ruth 1[1-2] When the judges ruled in Israel, there was a famine in the land. A certain man of Bethlehem-judah went to stay in the country of Moab with his wife and two sons. The man’s name … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, devotionals, Women in Ministry
Tagged Bethlehem, Boaz, Book of Ruth, Mahlon and Chilion, Moab, Naomi, Orpah, The Story of Ruth
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I Love my Bunny and Some Bunny Loves Me
Bunny rabbits are sociable, inquisitive, and very lovable. Bunnies only need a small space and can be either a house pet or can have an outside hutch and enclosure to keep it safe from predators. A home for your … Continue reading
Posted in children, Home and Garden, Pets
Tagged Domestic rabbit, Hay, Litter box, Mammals, Pet, Pet store, Rabbit, Recreation
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A Christian Perspective of a Jewish Worship Service
I recently had the opportunity to visit the B’nai Temple, which is a Jewish Reform temple in Hattiesburg for a Friday evening Sabbath service for my Psychology of Religion Class. My assignment was to determine what psychological needs might be … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, devotionals, education, Israel and the Jews, Ministers, Women in Ministry
Tagged Jews, Judaism, Old Testament, Rabbi, Reform Judaism, Torah, Torah reading, United States
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Assertive Discipline for Christian Teachers in the Classroom
The Canter model of Assertive Discipline is a classroom management model that I believe is useful in the Christian school classroom. In this model of classroom management, teachers make rules and enforce the consequences of those rules, whenever they are … Continue reading
Posted in children, Christianity, education, Marriage and Family
Tagged B. F. Skinner, Canter, Classroom management, Education, Educators, God, K through 12, Reinforcement
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Songs and Sayings of the Sea
Songs and Sayings of the Sea Song 139: 7-10, 17-18 Where can I go away from Your spirit? Or where can I run from Your presence? If I ascend into heaven, You are there, or if I make my … Continue reading
The Aussie’s We Love: Australian Shepherds
The Australian Shepherd of North America is believed to have come from a mix between several strands of Collie Cattle-dogs and the wild dingo in Australia. When the British came to Australia to raise cattle and sheep, they brought with … Continue reading
Posted in Home and Garden, Pets
Tagged Aussie, Australia, Australian Shepherd, Border Collie, Collie, Dog, Herding dog, Merle (coat colour in dogs)
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An Existentialist Approach to Career Development in Victims of Domestic Violence
Existential counseling is tailored to a client’s issues, such as domestic violence victims experience, while explicitly addressing life, and implicitly addressing death (Epp,1998). It emphasizes the responsibility of freedom, the value of choice, the anxiety that comes with wrong choices, … Continue reading
The Russian Blue and Nebelung Cat
The Russian Blue Cat is one of the most beautiful of all cats with its shiny silvery coat and sleek Siamese-like build. They are quiet and shy, but very loving and affectionate cats that tend to crave attention. The … Continue reading
Posted in Home and Garden, Pets
Tagged Cat, Coat (dog), Kitten, Nebelung, Pet, Recreation, Russian Blue, Siamese
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Ordination of Women in Christian Ministry
Ordination is the practice by which a person is set apart for leadership and administration of religious services and rites, usually accompanied by prayer and the anointing of olive oil by a previously ordained minister. Ordained church leaders equip other … Continue reading
God’s Judgment
Over the past couple of weeks the floodwaters along the rain-swollen Mississippi river and its tributaries have already washed away crops, forced many to seek refuge on higher ground and closed some of the dockside casinos that are vital to … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, devotionals, Ministers, politics, Women in Ministry
Tagged Flood, Hurricane Katrina, Mississippi, Mississippi River, Mississippians, New Orleans
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Nine Year Old Girl Raped and Murdered
“But whoever hurts one of these little ones who believe in Me and causes them to loose faith, it would be better for that person to have a large stone hung around their neck, and be drowned in the sea. … Continue reading
Domestic violence in the Christian Community
Domestic violence in the Christian Community ©2007 Sis. Kimberly Hartfield, B.S. M.S. Throughout my twenty-five year marriage to an ungodly “Christian man”, I experienced many incidents of domestic violence. At different times I have been on the receiving end of … Continue reading
Life – Like Waves
Life – Like Waves ©Kimberly Hartfield I mold and form my castle in the sand As I dream of far off lands And wonder why God made me who I am And what is for me the plan Waves wash … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Poetry, Christianity, devotionals
Tagged Christianity, God, ocean, sand, sea, waves
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The Flowers of the Field
The Flowers of the field fast fade away As day burns swiftly to day But the dawning of day brings life anew Reaching up to heaven’s blue Some are snow white against the browning hues Others reds, yellows, and blues … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Poetry, Christianity, devotionals
Tagged Christianity, Flower, God, Religion and Spirituality
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The Birds of the Air
The Birds of the Air ©2009 Kimberly M. Hartfield I love all the birds so beautiful and free Always flitting and flying from tree to tree The Christmas Red Cardinal against the new snow And the Blue Jay in spring … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Poetry, Christianity, devotionals
Tagged Bird, Blue Jay, cardinals, Christmas, God, Jesus, Mocking Bird
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Kiss Their Hearts
Kiss Their Hearts ©2010, Kimberly Hartfield Bring my sons and daughters back home With their little ones from afar Kiss their hearts with all my love And let my sins theirs souls not mar Erase the hurts and pains we … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Poetry, Christianity, devotionals, Parenting
Tagged Christ, God, Patience, Poetry, Romance
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Mississippi Mists
Mississippi Mists ©2010 Kimberly Hartfield There’s nothing quite so peaceful as the mist On your face on a Mississippi mornin’ There’s nothing quite so steamy as a cup Of Mississippi coffee – just warmin’ There’s nothing quite as fresh as … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Poetry, Christianity, devotionals
Tagged God, Mississippi, Mississippi Delta, Mississippi River
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Winter’s Cold
Winter’s Cold Winter’s cold is as strong as ice Coated thickly on the pond Wrapping around us like an old quilt That no longer keeps us warm We shiver and freeze through the night Praying for the sun to come … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Poetry, Christianity, devotionals
Tagged Christianity, Cold Winter, God, Religion and Spirituality, Soul
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We Wonder…
The Hand of God and the Eye of God We Wonder… ©2010, Kimberly Hartfield Is it time and chance or providence That we are here and love? Is it purposefully planned or pure happenstance Is there a God who … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Poetry, Christianity, devotionals
Tagged Christianity, Eye of God, Gene, God, Good and evil, Hand of God, Human, huricane, Jesus, planets, Religion & Spirituality, stars, tornado, tsunami, volcano
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A Gentle Rain
A Gentle Rain ©2010 Kimberly Hartfield I awake to hear the morning dove coo My soul rejoices with the refrain I lay smiling at the remembrance of you And feel the drops of a gentle rain One sparkling drop down … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Poetry, Christianity, devotionals, Marriage and Family, Ministers, Women in Ministry
Tagged Child sexual abuse, Christ, Death, funeral, God, Health, Jesus, Mourning Dove, Sexual abuse
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