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Saturday February 7th: Charminar
This weekend I went out with Jann, Chad, David, Natasha, and a collegue of Jann’s husband named Debbie. We drove down to the “old city” to visit Charminar, which is a major landmark … more →
My Trip to India
My Injured Thumb
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Craig T. Owens wrote 2 days ago: I sliced my thumb open yesterday. Okay, maybe “sliced” is a little too dramatic. But I did cut my th … more →
Sudan, Khartoum: UNMIS supports sanitation improvement in leprosy colony
dietvorst wrote 6 days ago: Leader of the community Abakr Abdallah, inspecting the newly constructed toilets. Photo: UNMIS The l … more →
Sudan, Khartoum: UNMIS supports sanitation improvement in leprosy colony
dietvorst wrote 6 days ago: Leader of the community Abakr Abdallah, inspecting the newly constructed toilets. Photo: UNMIS The l … more →
Naaman at the Mississippi
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Neil E. Das wrote 1 week ago: … more →
The Origin and the Goodness of Henna
seshdotcom wrote 3 weeks ago: Henna is an evergreen shrub, considered native to Africa and Asia but also naturalized in America an … more →
Ever Find Yourself...
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Anne Elizabeth wrote 3 weeks ago: …working through your day only to realize that the day has passed and you are now into your ev … more →
Leprosy and sin
David wrote 3 weeks ago: Matthew 8:1-4 When Jesus came down from the mountain, great crowds followed him. And then a leper ap … more →
Cleansing - Good News for June 26
Kin Robles wrote 3 weeks ago: Matthew 8:1-4 When Jesus came down from the mountain, great crowds followed him. And then a leper ap … more →
Jesus - Ministry
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Tim A. wrote 4 weeks ago: The Gospel of Mark has for a theme, “I came not to be ministered [served]; unto, but to minist … more →
Grave Goods
parisgirl wrote 1 month ago: Grave Goods ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ Read by Kate Reading When the bodies of two people are discovered in the remains … more →
RIGHTS OF THE INFECTED
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A. Morisson wrote 1 month ago: If a person infected with Zombie pathogens shows no sign of illness for an extended period of time ( … more →
Naaman's Servant Girl
pamlarson wrote 1 month ago: Naaman’s Servant Girl An Advent Poem by John Piper “Grandma.” “Yes, Sarah. … more →
Book Review: In the Sanctuary of Outcasts by Neil White
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Rebecca @ The Book Lady's Blog wrote 1 month ago: Published June 2, 2009 by HarperCollins Neil White appeared to have it all. A successful magazine e … more →
13. A Leper
faithcatalyst wrote 1 month ago: People who met Jesus : 13 : A Leper Mt 8:1-4 When he came down from the mountainside, large crowd … more →
“I didn’t ask for your life story.” #4 - Foil
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rhodri89 wrote 1 month ago: (BTW I know I haven’t blogged for at least a week which is never a good thing. I have been kee … more →
Mass of Separation
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anu wrote 1 month ago: My parent’s home in Bangalore is on a lane that ends in a Mosque. Its location gets us many interes … more →
A Skeleton 4,000 Years Old Bears Evidence of Leprosy
abluteau wrote 1 month ago: Possibly the oldest skeletal evidence of leprosy includes tooth loss and root exposure on this 4,0 … more →
this in a man is danger enough but you are a woman, not even a woman, not very much more than a child and whatever you say I'll not steal you away
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tinyelk wrote 1 month ago: I’m tired but am waiting for my hair to dry so awake I stay. Listening to music, haven’t … more →
2 Kings 5:9-14 Devotional: Humility, The Key To Spiritual Growth
williamkang wrote 1 month ago: Naaman reveals in vs. 11 that he had a detailed picture of what his healing would involve. What bas … more →
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