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In 1883 In Allentown, New Jersey, A Wooden ...
Contributed by Jason Cole on May 20, 2005 (message contributor)
In 1883 in Allentown, New Jersey, a wooden Indian—the kind that was seen in front of cigar stores—was placed on the ballot for Justice of the Peace. The candidate was registered under the fictitious name of Abner Robbins. When the ballots were counted, Abner won over incumbent Sam Davis by 7 votes.
A similar thing happened in 1938. The name Boston Curtis appeared on the ballot for Republican Committeeman from Wilton, Washington. Actually, Boston Curtis was a mule. The town’s mayor sponsored the animal to demonstrate that people know very little about the candidates. He proved his point. The mule won!
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A Limerick Conveys A Message Very Pertinent To ... PRO
Contributed by Davon Huss on Oct 7, 2002
A limerick conveys a message very pertinent to all of us in the Lord’s Body. There once were two cats of Killkenny. Each thought there was one cat too many. They fought and they spit, they clawed and they bit, till instead of two cats there weren’t any! How many times have we seen the saga of ...read more
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Finney Noted This About Obedience And Sacrifice, ... PRO
Contributed by Michael Mccartney on Oct 8, 2002
Finney noted this about obedience and sacrifice, “Revival is nothing more or less ...read more
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Nicky Gumbel Says: "The Man Blamed The Woman, ... PRO
Contributed by Mike Wilkins on Oct 7, 2002
Nicky Gumbel says: “The man blamed the woman, the woman blamed the serpent, and the serpent ...read more
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The Real Problem In This Country Is That We Are ... PRO
Contributed by Davon Huss on Oct 7, 2002
The real problem in this country is that we are not good followers. Problem in all facets of our society. George Barna- "Even though less that 1/5th of the population describe themselves as leaders, few people are willing to follow the vision, the plans, the methods, or the exhortations of ...read more
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Verdadera Sabiduría
Contributed by Serafin Contreras on Oct 10, 2002
Había una vez un rey en una remota isla, dicho rey aburrido por todo lo que veía y todo lo que hacía y que ya no encontraba gracia a nada, decidió hacer una visita a la isla vecina donde habitaba un gran sabio que de todo daba razón y esto le llamó tanto la atención, que ni corto ni perezoso salió ...read more
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Anzac Day/Memorial Day
Contributed by Noel Atkinson on Apr 26, 2010
This sermon looks at the sacrifices soldiers make on behalf of others. This is the same sacrifice Jesus makes for us on the cross. We have been bought with a high price and should enjoy our lives.
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Jesus And Tolerance Series
Contributed by Stephen Sheane on Aug 7, 2018
What tolerance means, and also what it does not mean
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Freedoms To Cherish
Contributed by Kemuel Travis on Jul 6, 2006
There are some great freedoms that we should cherish as Americans and as Christians
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Faith And Freedom: America's Greatness Is Established In America's Faith
Contributed by Paul Barreca on Jun 30, 2015
The rise of Christianity in the West propelled Western nations to great advances in science, economics and politics. This Christian foundation is the basis for America's freedom and greatness, and is in great danger as America turns away from God.
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Do We Want To Be Like Other Nations?
Contributed by Mark Aarssen on Jan 17, 2017
America may change some aspects of government this election but it will not change the fact that the people remain in rebellion to God. We like so many other countries in the world are living out the cycle of sin as it is clearly displayed.
