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The Diaspora Soul of the City of New Orleans News coverage continues regarding the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, albeit much more hopeful than even a week ago.

In studying the book of Daniel there are some very pertinent leadership principles we all can learn.The principles discussed here come from the book of Daniel Chapter 1.In this story we find that Daniel, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah where chosen...

It continues to amaze me every day when I see educated men and women pay close attention to the Weather Channel or CNN and the Local News yet still refuse to believe what has been written in the Bible.

Do you believe in asking God, or whatever higher power you choose to believe in, for the answers you need, when you need them? Read below for an enlightening story about my 11 year old daughter's missing homework papers.The problem started when...

During moments of helplessness, there is always one thing that can be done to make us feel more purposeful: pray. Contrary to traditional prayer poses, we don't have to spend hours on our knees with hands steepled before us.

Imagine if America's 5 million plus Jews suddenly decided to follow their religion back to the Jewish homeland, return to Zion, make aliyah ("emmigrate") to the Promised Land of Israel, putting their faith and prayers into...

Retailers are not always perfect judges of what will sell in any given location or during a particular season. Seeing literal truckloads of new merchandise arrive on a regular basis as a store manager, I caught myself wondering what the buyers were...

Early news reports that indicated Hurricane Katrina had dodged New Orleans enough to avoid the worst were wrong.The Gulf Coast is suffering today in ways that are unimaginable to any of us who have anything other than nothing.

Subj: FW: guest book note From: ***jerusalem.muni.ilTo: dbenarielDear Mr Ben-Ariel, In Jerusalem, religious sites are supervised by the relevant religious authority.

The United Kingdom of Israel split in two during the reign of Solomon's son, Rehoboam. The Northern Kingdom of Israel was composed of 10 tribes, headed by the tribe of Joseph, in their new capital called Samaria.