Martin Luther King
06/13/2009 - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his last Sunday sermon on March 31, 1968 at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC. In this important sermon, King called the nation to recognize its unique opportunity in the midst of a great human revolution. A portion of his historic message concerning the ongoing challenge of poverty - and its answer, charity - is excerpted. . . .
Sherry Hubright
05/28/2009 - "... As our bus came to a stop and we disembarked, most of our team watched in disbelief as men, women, and children began to gather in the area where the meal would be served from the bed of a pickup truck. Some seemed to appear from nowhere, crawling out from underneath pieces of cardboard they used as shelter. Many in our group stood paralyzed as our gaze turn toward the sky, watching the buzzards flying over head waiting for their opportunity to find food among the piles of trash. ..."
Alan Cochrum
05/29/2009 - "As the cardinals gather to pick a new Roman Catholic leader, the Vatican asks for Langdon’s help: Four of the likely candidates for pope are missing, and the Vatican has received a message that all will be killed in a matter of hours. The key clue that brings in Langdon: an artfully symmetrical arrangement of the word Illuminati, the name for a secret society that once threatened revenge against the church for its crimes against science." . . .





