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Review – There is a Season

By Peter Ould Posted on April 27, 2013 Posted in Review, Worship No Comments Tagged with All Saints, Canonised, Composers, Craft Activity, Equal Rights Advocates, Eucharistic Liturgies, Festivals With Children, Good Fight, Good Friday, Hymn, Hymns And Songs, Liturgy, Lord Of The Dance, Maps, Mission Praise, Modern Composers, Nice Music, Political Concerns, Political Persuasion, Pritchard, Thirty Years

Can children do liturgy? Well according to Margaret Pritchard Houston yes they can and she’s written a book to prove it. Through a number of creative non-EucharisticÂ liturgies, “There is a Season” maps out how churches and schools can celebrate key …

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Some Interesting Statistics

By Peter Ould Posted on November 17, 2008 Posted in Statistics, US Politics 5 Comments Tagged with 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, African Americans, Barack Obama, Correlation, Cotton Economy, Hillary Clinton, Interesting Statistics, Louisiana Mississippi, Maps, Migration, Mississippi Alabama, Nomination, Northern Cities, Presidency, President Elect, Settlement Pattern, Settlement Patterns, Slaves, South Carolina

This is a map of the areas which voted Obama in the US South, followed by one showing where cotton picking happened 150 years ago: Wow. As Strange Maps points out, the correlation is clear: The link between these two …

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Review – There is a Season

Some Interesting Statistics