One would think that giving more in quantity would actually be giving more of an offering. As always, Jesus had to go against the “obvious” view. The story of the widow in Luke is an example of that. Normally, Luke 21:1-4 is discussed in reference to tithing and giving to the church. There is definite […]
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There are a lot of people who work behind the scenes to run a successful athletic event. At Eastern, Brandon Hodnett is a vital part of that process. Currently seeking a master’s in communications with an emphasis in journalism and public relations at Villanova, Hodnett is a jack of all trades. For starters, Hodnett works
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I gave up Facebook because it takes up too much of my time, which takes away from my time with God. Shaina Rajan, First-Year For Lent, I gave up my first free moment of the day, where I would usually be on the internet, and I read the C.S. Lewis Lent devotional booklet that was
Ears to the Pavement Read Post »
“We’re a family, we’re a sisterhood,” said first-year student Alexis Washington with a smile on her face. After talking to and being around members of Precious Movements, three things are clear: sisterhood, worship and godliness. This group of young women is in its eighth year as a group on campus. Through mime and praise dance,
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Everything is connected. This may seem like an obvious life philosophy for someone who works with networks all day, but Benjamin Davis truly takes it to heart. Currently Eastern’s networking and systems administrator, Davis has had a long history at Eastern University. Davis first moved to Eastern in 2001 as an undergraduate student with a
Network administrator Benjamin Davis speaks about his time at Eastern Read Post »
In reference to Deanna Mullock’s letter: If abortion is a medical procedure and only that, then Deanna is right that empathy and support are the proper response. Her position makes all the sense in the world unless it is a child being killed. If that is the case and pro-lifers are right, then it seems
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One would think that giving more in quantity would actually be giving more of an offering. As always, Jesus had to go against the “obvious” view. The story of the widow in Luke is an example of that. Normally, Luke 21:1-4 is discussed in reference to tithing and giving to the church. There is definite
