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Unlocking the Mystery

The biblical book of Revelation is filled with mysterious symbols: multi-headed beasts, locusts who punish men, a star that falls from heaven, and a burning mountain thrown into the sea which destroys one third of the fish of the sea. Revelation is an unusual book, but it holds vital information for your future. Learn how to unlock the mystery of Revelation!

Darwin’s Legacy

Published in 1859, On the Origin of the Species by Charles Darwin has been referred to as “one of the most important books ever written.” It has truly changed the world. It is difficult to quantify how much of our thinking has been influenced by the evolutionary explanation for life. Has this change been for the better?  150 years later, what is the real legacy of Darwin’s teachings?

In Search of Love

Everyone wants to be loved, but not everyone feels loved. Children of all ages want to know that they are loved by their parents. Most teens are driven by a desire to have a boyfriend or girlfriend. And what adult doesn’t want to be loved? But what is love, and how can you have it? Join us “in search of love.”

Pope Prods President Obama on Cuba



“For more than a year, secret talks had taken place between U.S. and Cuban officials both in Canada and at the Vatican. The Pope wrote letters to both Obama and Castro inviting them to resolve their situation through humanitarian efforts” (CNBC, December 17, 2014). “In their first-ever meeting at the Vatican in March, President  Barack Obama  and  Pope Francis  devoted a significant portion of their hour together to discussing a country thousands of miles away—Cuba—a fact that wasn’t disclosed until Wednesday.

More Fatherless Children



A recent study reports, “Less than half (46%) of U.S. kids younger than 18 years of age are living in a home with two married heterosexual parents in their first marriage. This is a marked change from 1960, when 73% of children fit this description, and 1980, when 61% did” (Pew Research, December 22, 2014). “At the same time, the share of children born outside of marriage now stands at 41%, up from just 5% in 1960” (ibid.).

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