by Trish Stevens | Oct 22, 2014 | Author, Books, Christianity, New Books, News, Non Fiction, Religion, Spirituality
Creating sustainable peace has been a century-long goal for the Middle East, specifically Israel and its neighbors in the West Bank and Gaza. For decades, Frank Romano, PhD, has been making strides to support peace through interfaith grassroots efforts in and round...
by Trish Stevens | Oct 22, 2014 | Arts and Entertainment, Celebrities, Christianity, Entertainment, Music, News, Religion
Sarah Kelly, two-time Grammy nominee, continues to win accolades on the release of “My Corner of Heaven” (September, 2014). Her most recent album is the most powerful combination yet of her faith and talent. Produced by Jonas Ekman and Jeremy Hunter, it blends classic...
by Doug McEntyre | Jun 5, 2014 | Breaking News, News, Safety, Self Help
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Spring, TX, June 5, 2014 – Children disappear from the streets of America every day; in fact, 900,000 a year – that’s one every forty seconds! While some are family abductions and runaways, many are not. Many of these missing children are...
by Doug McEntyre | May 5, 2014 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Celebrities, Celebrity, New Books, News, Non Fiction
“I wrote a book called Counting Down Bob Dylan: His 100 Finest Songs. I was very proud of it and thought, with a successful blog, a platform as the writer for a national magazine, and some persistence, I’d be able to market it well on my own. Yet even...
by Doug McEntyre | Mar 9, 2014 | Arts and Entertainment, Author, Books, Entertainment, Fiction, New Books, News
If you’re sick of winter weather, take a trip to Charleston, SC, rated #1 city in the US for three years running by the Condé Nast Traveler Reader’s Choice Awards. You won’t even need to leave home. Boo Walker’s Lowcountry Punch (Sandy Run Press) evokes Charleston’s...
by Doug McEntyre | Mar 9, 2014 | Education, New Books, News, Non Fiction
Stopping to smell the roses has taken a back seat for typical on-the-go students, moms, executives, entrepreneurs and the like. In short, societal norms dictate that our days consist of multitasking gymnastics – hardly the setting to foster reflection of any kind. ...