Our spiritual thirst is just as real as our physical thirst, and Jesus tells us that He is a Spring Of living water,
The Lego Principle: Part 6
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Do you categorize your Christianity,
or are you categorized by it?
#Christians: Derek Larkin
Thursday, February 13, 2014
CONGRATULATIONS T.J. VAZQUEZ
1,500th Career Point: Two-time Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic T.J. Vazquez scored his 1,500th career point on his second basket of the game against Sturgis East School (Cape Cod). After a big win against Hull the day before, T.J. finished with 1,497 points. T.J. is averaging 20 points per game this season and has been a tremendous all-around player leading the
team in assists, steals, and blocked shots. As a defensive player he is one of the top defenders on the South Shore.Watch for T.J. again this year as he is sure to repeat for his third time as a Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic. T.J. has been playing varsity basketball since the 7th grade, and this three-time team captain has led his team to a current 12-3 record and its first appearance (upcoming) in the Massachusetts High School State Tournament in many years. The state tournament begins the last week of February.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Listen to the latest installment of "The Lego Principle" here.
The internet and social media has been going crazy over this debate. If you have not watched it I think you should. If you have watched it, I would love to know what you think.
Sunday, February 2, 2014
Boston EMTs Help South End Mom Avoid 2nd Hallway Delivery
Tina Marie Stewart and Chris Mancuso arrived to find an expecting mom about to deliver.
“She was coming down the stairs all ready to go. She stopped, and my partner said, ‘You don’t want to deliver in the hallway, do you?’” Stewart told WBZ NewsRadio 1030’s Carl Stevens.
Stewart and Mancuso managed to get the new mom, who was not identified, into the ambulance on the side of Massachusetts Ave., but that’s as far as they’d make it.
“She was really calm. She rested when she needed to. She pushed when she needed to,” Mancuso said.
At 5:04 a.m., they helped deliver a healthy baby boy.
Once the delivery was over, mom and son were transported to the hospital, where they’ll spend the next couple of days.
“It was just pure joy to do something that was – to bring life into the world and see something so nice, different from what we have to deal with on a daily basis,” Stewart said.
