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Tag was last used: Mar 26, 2011

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Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Mar 26, 2011	Happy Holi!
By Jean H Charles: In the Hindu (Caribbean) cultural tradition, the day and the following week that follows the full moon in March is dedicated to the Holi or Phagwah celebration. I am of Christian religion but I believe people of all faith can learn and benefit from this...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Jan 18, 2011	Engaged in the Perfection of Love
The Bahama Journal Editorial : On occasion, time seems to be rushing by; and for sure, as it does, we sometimes get the impression that most of our people have consigned themselves to roles as mere spectators to this passing scene. Happily and...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Dec 24, 2010	On that Road to Bethlehem
The Bahama Journal Editorial : Sadly, many Christians in many parts of the Bahamas, the wider region and the world are increasingly cowering in fear and becoming timid in their witness. And sadder still, fear is our common prison that keeps us locked up in...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Dec 11, 2010	Cultivating Matters of the Spirit
The Bahama Journal Editorial : When He walked among men, Jesus Christ had messages for all who would hear; and as we know, this is the season on the Christian calendar when billions of people around the world now prepare themselves for His fateful advent....... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Dec 1, 2010	Prepare ye the way of the Lord!
Prepare Ye the Way The Bahama Journal Editorial Nassau, Bahamas We here at JCN commiserate with those who mourn. And for sure, we wish all and sundry the happiest and most blessed of times as they gear up to celebrate the birth of the Christ-child. But even as we say what we...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Nov 2, 2010	Bahamas: Back to Basics and Community
The Bahama Journal Editorial : Happily, there are still some Bahamians alive – with most of them being this nation’s more elderly citizens – who remember that there was a time when most Bahamians were bonded together in community. These now senior brothers and sisters would also...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Apr 5, 2010	God isn't bound by religion
By Garth A. Rattray: I knew a Hindu who practised more Christian principles than most professed Christians. Many Christians would consider him incapable of going to 'heaven' simply because he was born into Hinduism and, although exposed to Christianity, chose to cling to his accustomed...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Apr 3, 2010	Rebuilding battered Haiti
The Gleaner Editorial: As Christians around the world celebrate Holy Week with reflections on the life of Christ, his crucifixion and resurrection, we welcome the news that the international community has pledged US$5 billion to help rebuild earthquake-ravaged Haiti over the next 18 months....... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Mar 26, 2010	Obama delivers healthcare reform to America (from 'Obamacare' to Obama cares!)
“This is what change looks like. We proved that this government - a government of the people and by the people - still works for the people.” This is how President Obama heralded the passage of the historic healthcare reform bill late Sunday night, showing his Republican opponents that...... [view]

Posted By: zephyr Posted On: Jan 16, 2010	To better understand Haiti
By Graham Walker: We have been hearing tragic news from Haiti since the earthquake struck on Tuesday. The press and television will continue to show the harsh facts of the devastation as reporters are able to move out of the capital, always pronounced Por Prince rather than Port au Prince....... [view]