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San Diego-Based Charity Mourns Loss of Worker in Uganda Bombing

Posted 13 July 2010 - 5:28am by David Turney

May light perpetual shine upon him +.

American killed in Uganda terror blast was working for San Diego-based Christian group | L.A. NOW | Los Angeles Times

July 12, 2010 | 6:05 pm

Nate Henn, 25, killed in the terror attack Sunday in Uganda, was working for a San Diego-based Christian group that is trying to help the child soldiers and other young people in that violent country, according to the group's website.

ed. note: the address for the web site referred to in this article is: http://www.invisiblechildren.com/.

Netanyahu Spends Hour-and-a-half Reading Bible with his Son

Posted 11 July 2010 - 4:25pm by David Turney

Are you spending an hour-and-a-half reading the scriptures with your kids?  Too busy?  Too important?  Tell that to the Netanyahu family.

Netanyahu 'relaxes' reading Bible with son
 (h/t: @HigherNews)

King asked Netanyahu on the CNN host's Wednesday program, "You live in the center of a hostile world. Are you ever able to really relax?"

Netanyahu immediately referred to the Sabbath.

"It's a very good idea that this institution was brought into the world," he said, noting he takes an hour and a half each Saturday to read with his 15-year-old son.  (read more...)

July 4th Picnic in review

Posted 8 July 2010 - 1:43pm by Cindy K

A group of San Diego Anglicans converged on Highland Park in the Carmel Mountain Ranch area on July 4th for a multi-church picnic. The grounds were covered with several canopies, most notably the extra-large one from Resurrection which took at least a dozen hysterically-laughing people to set up, but was worth it in the end! There was a Jumper for the "kids" which included, at various times during the afternoon, a gaggle of school-age girls (and one boy), some teenagers practicing their flips, a couple of die-hard "adults" who refuse to grow up, and one "senior" who wanted to check off a box on his "Bucket List".  (read more...)

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