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Blue by Ninety Podcast
YOUR MICHIGAN FOOTBALL WOLVERINES ARE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

Blue by Ninety Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 11, 2024 69:57


THOSE WHO STAYED, ARE CHAMPIONS!

First Importance
"The Bread of Life - Part 3" John 6:60-71 (August 29, 2021)

First Importance

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 31, 2021 32:02


Jesus' words to the multitude demanded a response. So it is today when the Word of God is preached - we are called to respond. In today's message in our BELIEVE series, Pastor Josh Hall continues to examine Jesus' claim to be "The Bread of Life" in John 6:60-71. In this passage, we see the two groups of people: 1. Those Who Turned - vv. 60 - 66 2. Those Who Stayed - vv. 67 - 71

St. John the Divine Episcopal Church - All Access

HIS Story chronological study of the Bible Week 25 - Those Who Stayed in Persia

All Access - St. John the Divine Episcopal Church

HIS Story chronological study of the Bible Week 25 - Those Who Stayed in Persia

HIS Story - St. John the Divine

HIS Story chronological study of the Bible Week 25 - Those Who Stayed in Persia

Hamid & Christina Moghadam Program in Iranian Studies

Parinoush Saniee is an Iranian born writer. She was trained as a psychologist but has garnered an international reputation as a writer of fiction that focuses on the plight of Iranian women. Her work is especially intriguing because she combines her experience as a psychologist with her talent as a writer of fiction. Her first book, My Share, has been translated in 26 languages and has won several awards, including Spain’s Euskadi de Plata Prize in 2015, and was the International Prize winner of the XXVIV edition of the prestigious Giovanni Bobabbio’s prize in Italy for the best foreign book in 2010. Her second book, The Father of the Other One, has been published several times inside Iran and abroad and has been translated into 10 languages. After its initial publication in 2007, her latest book, Those Who Left and Those Who Stayed was banned. It offers a poignant portrayal of the difficulty of a large family, half in diaspora and half in Iran, in having a peaceful family reunion. http://iranian-studies.stanford.edu/event/women_in_iranian_fiction

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