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Facebook made the preposterous claim that Diamond and Silk were “unsafe for the community”Practical advice for succeeding the Diamond and Silk way: why “rejection is God’s protection—and redirection” and “your haters make you greater

"As our world plunges into a time of spiritual darkness in these last days

These lines that open Terri McCord's poem "Through and Through" suggest her penchant for looking at the world from whatever quirky angle she can extemporize

This book is the result of that project

Sackcloth and Ashes of the Heart Freeda Meighan Facebook made the preposterous claimA BIBLE STUDY FOR CHURCH REPENTANCE In biblical times, it was customary for people to rip their clothing to express strong emotions due to tragic events or situations. This act was not only a public display of grief, shame, or anger it was sacrificial. Clothing was expensive back then. Factories weren't around for mass production; instead, each garment was laboriously manufactured by hand and produced according to the need. It was a sign of the