Posts Categorized: Immigration

June 2, 2015

A Mote in Minerva’s Eye

Posted 7:46am

Seeing without categorizing Seeing with the Spirit My faith story: how I chased knowledge, became de-churched, read the Gita, and found Jesus again by Anita Coleman Cuisine is not an old tired marriage; it is a passionate affair of the heart. —The Hundred-Foot Journey, a film about a relocated Indian family that opens a… Read more »

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