Monthly Archives: September 2009

During the past few months, I’ve had the privilege of helping to form a new network called The Origins Project . This network is a community of followers of Jesus who are passionate about seeing people know God and experience … Continue reading →

There is a great need for creative, entrepreneurial ministers in USAmerica. The funds that will be afforded to churches and ministers has taken a hit during this economic downturn. It will continue to decline as USAmerica moves farther away from … Continue reading →

Friday night’s grand opening of The Royal Conservatory of Music ‘s Koerner Hall proved that Toronto has truly become one of the world’s top cities for the performing arts. The magical evening of music showcased exceptional Canadian talent and a … Continue reading →

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A no cost home schooling program isn’t impossible to reach. You must do some planning and creativity though. Actually, when I say ‘free’, I mean you do not want to spend excepting the pen and papers which any regular faculty … Continue reading →

At first I debated lumping the last two chapters of Peter J. Paris’s The Spirituality of African Peoples together, but then decided the final chapter, “Ethics: African and African American Social Ethics” really needed to stand alone as a kind … Continue reading →

Early this morning (thanks in part to the delayed effects of jet lag) I finished reading Shouhua Qi’s outstanding book, “Bridging the Pacific: Searching for Cross-Cultural Understanding Between the United States and China.” Dr. Qi is currently a professor of … Continue reading →

Rethinking the concept of diaspora: mobility, connectivity and communication in a globalised world WRITTEN BY Roza Tsagarousianou Communication and Media Research Institute University of Westminster Introduction This article attempts a brief overview of the recent debate on diasporas. It selectively … Continue reading →

Sat 26 & Sun 27 Sep, 12pm to 8pm Presented by The Annexe Gallery & Central Market Admission Free Celebrate your Raya with your friendly neighbourhood artists at Art For Grabs. Experience our kenduri of creativity, where colours and coolness … Continue reading →

Canada’s International Development Research Center and Harvard’s Berkman Center are convening a conversation today and tomorrow at Harvard on the future of information and communication technology and development (ICT4D). Global Voices will be participating in the event as a media … Continue reading →