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The last train of the morning, prepares to depart Debary for points southward. It appears Sunrail is doing fairly well with the parking lot mostly full.
Reflecting.... CFRC P307 reflects off of the St. Johns River on a warm humid morning. View is from the old US 17 bridge now a park. This shot works best in summer 0830hrs-1000hrs
A scene that had changed over the years, Autotrain arrives at Sanford passing through the Sunrail station at Sanford. Look close you can see CSX local in the background.
Sunrail P309 crosses the tranquil waters of the St. Johns river on the only other single track on the CFRC system. The other is in Maitland. This bridge was rebuilt during the project.
The end of the line, for now this is as far as Sunrail goes, Debary. P303 begins to push towards Orlando after making a northward trip. The parking lot at this stop was full.
I was not believing it, but again for a 2nd day in a row, 226 had a quad big M lashup yet again. This is a shot that only works right around the start of summer.
Four big M's surprised us on 226 this morning...we could not believe it! And now with time running out on these motors we were very pleased to get a quad lashup of them.
FEC 226 with two GP40-2's rolls through the tidal marshes in St. Augustine. This is the best time of year for this angle with the morning sun swung north.
A gas leak in south Fl caused FEC 224 to be about 12 hours late setting up the old classic PM Bunnell shot. Something now quite rare after the schedule changes in 2008.
The Blues Brothers! as they are known on the FEC are back for a tour... rare lashup of two CITX motors leads 101 today. The CITX motors will be the first to go when leases are up.
A strong thunderstorm complete with artillery style lightning, gusty winds and deluge of rain has just begun to wind down as 101 blows through Colfax. It's the rainy season!
FEC 224 lead by two Champions something that has been pretty rare...also unusual as for about a year 123-224 has been assigned SD70M-2's or a combo of a M and a 40. But not today.
How much longer will scenes like this be possible? By next year we may see all through trains dominated by GEVO's with a few exceptions. Get your pics while you can.
Two Champs on 224! the first time I have seen two champs on 224 though it had indeed happened one time before. Usually this train gets an SD70M-2 leader.
On the way back to Bowden, local 905 and it's hard working crew hustle north. Though many focus on the through trains, locals are vital to the FEC and the communities served.

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A selective listing of nightclubs and music venues. Some listings contain descriptions by the editorial staff.
All American Sports Grill
941 N.W. Broad St., Murfreesboro 896-9661
Alleygators Underground Lounge
207 3rd Ave. N. 255-8840
B.B. King's Blues Club
152 2nd Ave. N. 256-2727
The Bar Car
209 10th Ave. S. 259-4875
503 12th Ave. S. 963-9998
The Basement
1604 8th Ave. S. 254-1604
Located behind Grimey's record shop, The Basement has been booking an interesting mix of shows, thanks to the participation of Grimey's partners Mike Grimes and Doyle Davis. Featuring touring acts, local rock/pop bands and cool DJ nights.
Belcourt Theatre
2102 Belcourt Ave. 383-9140
Featuring great foreign, indie and classic films as well as great live shows from time to time.
Beyond the Edge
112 S. 11th St. 226-3343
Bluebird Cafe
4104 Hillsboro Rd. 383-1461
Nashville's world-famous songwriter hangout, where the tunes you hear on country radio almost always get their dry run.
Blue Sky Court
410 4th Ave. S. 242-6033
Bluesboro Rhythm & Blues Co.
114 N. Church St., Murfreesboro. 907-1115
Boardwalk Cafe
4114 Nolensville Pk. 832-5104
Listen to nightly entertainment, writers' nights, blues and rock bands.
Bongo After Hours Theatre
2007 Belmont Blvd. 385-1188
An intimate space above Bongo Java coffeehouse booking singer-songwriter, local theater events and other offbeat offerings.
Boots Reverb
209 Printers Alley. 256-3495
The Boro Bar & Grill
1211 Greenland Dr., Murfreesboro 895-4800
Bourbon St. Blues & Boogie Bar
220 Printers Alley 24-BLUES (242-5837)
An intimate music venue featuring live blues.
Bunganut Pig
1143 Columbia Ave., Franklin 794-4777
1602 W. Northfield Blvd., Murfreesboro 893-7860
Cozy bar reminiscent of an English pub.
Cafe Coco
210 Louise Ave. 321- 2626
1516 Demonbreun St. 259-4993
Caribbean Hut
1316 Antioch Pk. 832-3547
Featuring reggae DJ nights and West Indian cuisine.
The Chute Complex
2535 Franklin Rd. 297-4571
One of Nashville's oldest and most popular gay nightspots.
Club 612
515 2nd Ave. S. 242-3399
Coco Loco Nightclub Restaurant & Lounge
4600 Nolensville Rd. 781-9050
Commodore Sports Bar and Grill
Holiday Inn, 2613 West End Ave. 327-4707
The Connection
901 Cowan St. 742-1166
Nashville's largest gay-entertainment complex.
Dan McGuinness' Irish Pub
1538 Demonbreun St. 252-1991
Dilligaf's Bar
333 Swinging Bridge Rd. 847-5400
The Double E Bar & Grill
4957 Lebanon Rd. 885-3400
Douglas Corner Cafe
2106-A 8th Ave. S. 298-1688
One of the city's friendliest neighborhood listening rooms, located across the street from Zanies comedy club.
The End
2219 Elliston Pl. 321-4457
A 200-capacity venue specializing in the best local, regional and national indie rock and other genres.
2208 Elliston Pl. 321-3340
This renowned venue's quarter-century history includes everyone from Steve Martin to The Police.
F. Scott's Restaurant & Jazz Bar
2210 Crestmoor Dr. 269-5861
Cool jazz every night.
Family Wash
2038 Greenwood Ave. 226-6070
This East Nashville bar/restaurant has the friendly, low-key vibe of a neighborhood hangout and a live music schedule that features local singer-songwriters and offbeat bands.
The Fiddle & Steel Guitar Bar
210 Printers Alley 251-9002
Live country in the heart of Nashville's legendary Sin City.
The 5 Spot
1006 Forrest Ave. 650-9333
East Nashville venue booking rock, jazz and some avant-garde performers.
Flying Saucer Draught Emporium
111 10th Ave. S. #310 259-7468
Largest draught beer selection in Nashville.
The Foxhole Club
101st Airborne Restaurant, 1362 Murfreesboro Pk. 361-4212
This dance club in a military-themed restaurant complex near the Nashville International Airport routinely rattles with the roar of planes overhead.
French Quarter Cafe
823 Woodland St. 227-3100
Gateway Entertainment Complex
300 2nd Ave. S. 259-1166
Gaylord Entertainment Center
501 Broadway. 770-2000
The city's largest entertainment venue, and the place to see big spectacles.
Gentleman Jim's Bar & Grill
2115 E. Main St., Murfreesboro. 896-9716
Gibson Showcase
Opry Mills, 433 Opry Mills Dr. 514-2200
Graham Central Station
128 2nd Ave. N. 251-9593
Massive multilevel entertainment facility catering to singles and 2nd Avenue partiers.
Grand Ole Opry
2840 Opryland Dr. 889-3060
One of the city's defining cultural institutions, still going strong after more than 75 years.
Hair of the Dog
1831 12th Ave. S. 386-3311
A restaurant and listening room in the 12 South neighborhood that serves up burgers in one room and bands in another.
Hall of Fame Lounge
Best Western, 1407 Division St. 256-4255
Harvey Banger's
43 1st Ave. S.
Hobo Joe's
918 Main St. 262-0096
Jackson's Bar & Bistro
4117 Hillsboro Rd. 385-9894
One of Hillsboro Village's favored hangouts, especially in the summertime, when there's live music on the patio overlooking 21st Avenue South.
Kijiji Coffee House
1207 Jefferson St. 321-0403
Features weekend jazz, poetry, R&B and Jazzy Mondays.
Layla's Bluegrass Inn
418 Broadway. 726-2799
A country dive bar on Lower Broad where hardcore honky-tonkers, hipsters and scruffy downtown denizens are all likely to feel right at home.
Legends Corner
428 Broadway 248-6334
Country music on Lower Broadway.
Level 88
609 9th Ave. S. 254-4399
Classy, attractive new bar/restaurant with a striking room and a focus on smooth jazz.
Lipstick Lounge
1400 Woodland St. 226-6343
Lobbies Bar
Renaissance Hotel, 611 Commerce St. 255-8400
Live jazz for weary travelers.
Marquiz Bar & Grill
99 Wallace Rd., Antioch. 331-7173
The Mercy Lounge
1 Cannery Row. 251-3020
Currently booking some of the best touring bands passing through town, from Stereolab to Yo La Tengo to Marah. Locals get their voices heard here too.
The Mix
1114 Charlotte Ave. 254-9323
Mulligan's Pub & Restaurant
117 2nd Ave. N. 242-8010
Erin go bragh! Hoist a Guinness and sing along lustily with Irish drinking songs at this downtown slice of the Auld Sod.
Municipal Auditorium
417 4th Ave. N. 862-6390
Beloved old downtown domed concert hall, home to the circus, Bullnanza and a curious assortment of concerts.
The Muse
835 4th Ave. S. 251-0190
One of the hubs of Nashville's underground rap/punk/political scene. Also housing Spat! Records and Kung Fu Coffeehouse.
Nashville Jazz Workshop
1312 Adams St. 242-5299
Live jazz in a cool refurbished space in the Neuhoff building.
Nashville Nightlife Theater
2620 Music Valley Dr. 885-5201
Country music variety show and weekend karaoke.
NV Bar and Niteclub
131 2nd Ave. N. 242-7007
One of Nashville's most exclusive nightspots with DJs spinning top 40, dance, house and techno.
Play Dance Bar
1519 Church St.
One of the city's newer nighclubs, plenty flashy but just as welcoming.
Radio Cafe
1313 Woodland St. 228-6045
401 6th Ave. S. 843-4000
Home to skate punks, emo kidz and touring and local rock bands.
Rhythm Kitchen
174 3rd Ave. N. 329-8757
Rippy's Smokin' Bar & Grill
429 Broadway 244-7477
Robert's Western World
416 Broadway 244-9552
Favorite dive bar by night, boot store by day.
Rosepepper Cantina
1907 Eastland Ave. 227-4777
Roxy's Danceclub & Bar
207 Broadway. 255-3969
Ryman Auditorium
116 5th Ave. N. 889-3060
The "Mother Church of Country Music" has hosted some of the city's best concerts in the last decade.
The Sherlock Holmes Pub
2206 Elliston Pl. 327-1047
115 27th Ave. N. 320-0345
Don't let Springwater's hardscrabble atmosphere intimidate you; the dive bar is known for its adventurous bookings and its tolerant, attentive crowd of folkies, hippies and punks.
The Stage on Broadway
412 Broadway. 726-0504
Starwood Amphitheatre
3839 Murfreesboro Rd., Antioch. 641-5800
The Station Inn
402 12th Ave. S. 255-3307
The place in Nashville to hear bluegrass, in a homey, family-friendly environment; it's easily one of the city's bestand longest-runningvenues.
The Sutler
2608 Franklin Rd. 292-5254
Located a few doors down from Melrose Bowling Lanes, this is one of Nashville's coolest and most intimate clubs. Shows have ranged from indie rockers to jazz and gospel to country acts and a lot more.
Texas Troubadour Theatre
2416 Music Valley Dr. 889-2474
Featuring the live World Famous Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree for over 56 years.
3rd & Lindsley Bar & Grill
818 3rd Ave. S. 259-9891
Hosts local, regional and national acts as well as the Sunday night WRLT-100.1 FM broadcast, a first-rate live radio show from the club featuring national touring acts.
Tin Roof
1516 Demonbreun St. 313-7103
Tootsie's Orchid Lounge
422 Broadway 726-0463
Hank Williams and Patsy Cline hung out here; so did U2 and The Clash. This legendary honky-tonk has survived both feast and famine as a constant reminder of Nashville's roots.
The Trap
201 Woodland St. 248-3100
23rd Psalm Cafe and Restaurant
2203 Buena Vista Pk. 259-2323
This de facto civic center, where city leaders and law officials periodically gather for informal public meetings, also offers lots of gospel, contemporary Christian and singer-songwriter material.
Two Doors Down
1524 Demonbreun St. 780-0020
Wall Street
121 N. Maple St. Murfreesboro 867-9090
West Rock and Blues Emporium
100 West Webster St., Madison 860-7404
The Wild Boar Piano Bar
2014 Broadway 329-1313
Wildhorse Saloon
120 2nd Ave. N. 902-8200
Gaylord's multimillion-dollar country-dance club boasts a gigantic dance floor, wall-sized video screens and frequent live sets by new country stars.
Windows on the Cumberland
112 2nd Ave. N. 251-0097
This peaceful, intimate listening room offers respite from the bustle of Second Avenue.
425 Broadway 251-1621
The Metropolitan Nashville Arts Commission serves as an umbrella organization for the arts in Nashville, providing information about nonprofit and commercial art galleries. Below follows a list of selected nonprofit and private galleries. Call the MNAC at 862-6720 or visit www.artsnashville.org for more info.
Adams Gallery
Cumberland University, 1 Cumberland Square 444-2562, ext. 1181
American Artisan
4231 Harding Rd. 298-4691
A commercial store, as opposed to a gallery, showing unique, fine crafts; it's also the host of the crafts festival in Centennial Park each spring.
The Artful Dog
1201 Villa Place, Suite 101. 269-6920
Edgehill-area gallery focusing on "four-legged art" and folk art.
The Art House
2306 12th Ave. S. 238-5309
A gallery and activity center in the up-and-coming 12 South neighborhood.
Art & Invention Gallery @ The Garage Mahal
1106 Woodland St. 226-2070
East Nashville space that has earned attention and a hungry following with its summer "Tomato Art" show.
The Arts Company
215 5th Ave. N. 254-2040 www.theartscompany.com
Large downtown gallery stuffed with art of all kinds; its recent partnership with TAG Art Gallery, housed on the second floor, has added a measure of taste and cool.
Baldwin Photographic Gallery
Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro 898-2085
The Barn Gallery
MTSU, Murfreesboro. 898-5653
Campus gallery showing the work of art students at MTSU.
Batey Gallery
The Yellow House, 5109 Alabama Ave. 298-2332
Bennett Galleries
2104 Crestmoor Dr. 297-3201
Cannery Row Gallery
521 8th Avenue S., Ste 308-B. 904-8386
Caldwell Collection
2205 Bandywood Dr. 298-5800
Centennial Art Center
Centennial Park, 25th Ave. N. & Park Plaza. 862-8442
Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art
1200 Forrest Park Dr. 356-8000
One of the city's largest art institutions, with expansive gardens, an outdoor sculpture trail, and several galleries showing a range of art, from fine craft to photography to contemporary video, painting and mixed-media works.
Ed Clark Gallery
Nashville State Tech, 120 White Bridge Rd. 353-3224
Cumberland Gallery
4107 Hillsboro Cir. 297-0296
Long-running gallery focusing on paintings, prints and drawings; its stable of artists includes Vanderbilt faculty members Marilyn Murphy and Mark Hosford, along with popular Nashville painters John Baeder and Kit Reuther.
Margaret Cuninggim Women's Center
Franklin Bldg., 316 West Side Row, Vanderbilt Univ. 322-4843
Customs House Museum & Cultural Center
Commerce & S. 2nd St., Clarksville. (931) 648-5780
Clarksville institution showing a range of local and regional art.
Different Strokes Art Gallery
Belle Meade Plaza, 4540 Harding Rd. 279-0025
Aaron Douglas Gallery
Fisk University, 1000 17th Ave. N. 329-8720
Fisk University gallery housing permanent collection of African and African American art.
Eye Galleries
521 Gallatin Rd., Ste. 5. 228-1711
EZ Gallery
265 White Bridge Rd. 353-9595
Family Peace Gallery
Metro Police Domestic Violence Division, 60 Peabody St. 880-3005
Housing a permanent collection of works by local artists Carlton Wilkinson, Barbara Yontz, Jairo Prado, Greg Ridley and others, all conveying themes of healing, hope and comfort.
Finer Things
1898 Nolensville Rd. 244-3003
Noted for its outdoor sculpture garden and mix of crafts and fine art by local and national artists.
Frist Center for the Visual Arts
919 Broadway. 244-3340
Housed in a refurbished downtown post office, the Frist Center is the closest thing Nashville has to an art museumthough it has no permanent collection. Instead, visitors can see a broad range of traveling exhibits that have included everything from Rembrandt to Richter. The Gordon CAP Gallery shows work by contemporary artists.
Full Circle Art
225 2nd Ave. S., Franklin. 595-9872
Fugitive Art Gallery
440 Houston St. www.fugitiveart.com
One of the city's two galleries devoted entirely to showing contemporary art, often by artists just emerging from MFA programs. The rough, unfinished warehouse space lends a sense of gritty excitement to the experience of viewing art.
Gallery at the Belcourt
2102 Belcourt Ave. 846-3150
The lobby of the Belcourt movie theater hosts work by local artists.
Hanging Around Eclectic Arts & Framing
113 17th Ave. S. 254-4850
Hiram Van Gordon Gallery
Elliot Hall, Tennessee State University 963-7509
International Art Gallery
800 Broadway 254-0235
Showing, and selling, a broad range of African art.
In the Gallery
624-A Jefferson St. 255-0705
Owned by local photographer Carlton Wilkinson, this North Nashville gallery focuses on work by African American artists.
Larson Gallery
Austin Peay State University, Clarksville (931) 221-7334
LeQuire Gallery
4304 Charlotte Ave. 298-4611
Sculptor Alan LeQuire is known for his "Musica" sculpture in the Music Row Roundable; here, he shows more of his work (albeit smaller pieces), along with work by colleagues with similar aesthetic sensibilities.
Leu Gallery
Belmont University, 1900 Belmont Blvd. 460-6770
Showing work by Belmont students, faculty and local artists.
Local Color Gallery
1912 Broadway 321-3141
Madison Art Center
403 Gallatin Rd. S. 868-8000
Midtown Gallery & Frames
1912 Broadway 322-9966
Murfreesboro/Rutherford County Center for the Arts
110 W. College St., Murfreesboro 904-ARTS (2787)
The Parthenon
Centennial Park 862-8431
Housing Alan LeQuire's massive Athena sculpture and a couple of galleries showing paintings and more.
Plowhaus Artists' Coop
213 South 17th St. 262-2224
Cooperatively owned and operated East Nashville gallery showing a broad variety of work, with a prevailing sense of fun and can-do spirit.
Prestige Fine Art Gallery
740 Thompson Ln. 783-2597
The Renaissance Center
855 Hwy. 46 S., Dickson 740-5600
Ruby Green Contemporary Art Center
514 5th Ave. S. 244-7179 www.rubygreen.org
One of the city's two galleries committed exclusively to showing contemporary art, Ruby Green also hosts an interesting mix of musical and spoken-word performances in its cleanly appointed space just south of downtown.
Rumours Gallery
2304 12th Ave. S. 292-9400
Cozy gallery and wine bar in the 12 South neighborhood.
Sarratt Gallery
Sarratt Student Center, Vanderbilt University 322-2471
This campus student center gallery has long been known for showing thoughtful, adventurous work by national, regional and local artists, and offers Sarratt Cinema patrons plenty to ponder as they file in to see a movie.
Marnie Sheridan Gallery
Harpeth Hall School, 3801 Hobbs Rd. 297-9543
Stanford Fine Art
6608A Hwy. 100 352-5050
TAG Art gallery
215 5th Ave. N.
254-2040 or 292-4975
Housed on the second floor of The Arts Company, TAG focuses on affordable folk and outsider art by local and national artists.
Tennessee Arts Commission Gallery
401 Charlotte Ave. 741-1701
Showing workmuch of it quite strongby the diverse recipients of Tennessee Arts Commission grants.
Tennessee Art League Galleries
3011 Poston Ave. 298-4072
Tennessee State Museum
505 Deaderick St. 741-2692
Showing work of local interest; permanent collection includes paintings, quilts and displays on the history of Tennessee from the prehistoric era through the early 20th century.
Trahern Gallery
Austin Peay State University, Clarksville (931) 221-7334
Tribal Arts Inc.
427 Main St., Franklin. 790-3095
Exhibiting statues, masks and ceremonial regalia from Ivory Coast, Liberia, Mali, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, Congo, Angola, Mozambique and other African nations. Open by appointment only.
Untitled Artists' Group
Maverick local artist group known for putting on one-night-only exhibits packed with art that ranges from consummately professional to astoundingly amateur. Always fun.
Vanderbilt Kennedy Center for Research on Human Development
Room 241, MRL Bldg., Vanderbilt Univ. 322-8240
Showing works by artists with disabilities.
Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery
23rd & West End Aves. 322-0605
Vandy campus gallery shows work by fine artists both contemporary and long-gone, encompassing paintings, sculpture, prints and photography.
Carl Van Vechten Gallery
Fisk University, D.B. Todd Blvd. & Jackson St. 329-8720
The permanent exhibition includes the Alfred Stieglitz Collection of Modern Art, feat. works by Picasso, Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec, O'Keeffe and othersin other words, some of the most important art you're likely to see in a Nashville gallery.
Watkins College of Art and Design
2298 MetroCenter Blvd. 383-4848
Art school gallery showing work by faculty and students, who represent the city's next generation of forward-thinking artists.
Zeitgeist Gallery
1819 21st Ave. S. 256-4805
Long-running Hillsboro Village gallery showing contemporary work in bright, welcoming space.
Blue Moves Dance Co.
865-0408 www.bluemoves.org
A modern dance company featuring progressive choreography.
Momentum Dance Group
207 Sarratt Student Center. 322-2471
Vanderbilt student dance group.
Nashville Ballet
3630 Redmond St. 297-2966 www.nashvilleballet.com
As Middle Tennessee's professional ballet company, Nashville Ballet reaches more than 50,000 adults and children annually with its performances, affiliated School of Nashville Ballet and outreach programs.
The Village Cultural Arts Center
340 West Trinity Ln. 228-9553 villageculturalartscenter.com
The Village members study, teach and perform drum, dance and story presentations with emphasis on African and Caribbean culture as they seek to enhance the community's knowledge of African American culture.
Classical Music
http://aliasmusic.org email@example.com
Local chamber music ensemble performing adventurous works by modern composers.
Austin Peay State University Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts
Clarksville (931) 221-7876 www.apsu.edu/creativearts/
The season includes performances by artists, university groups and national performers.
Belmont University School of Music
1900 Belmont Blvd. 460-6408 www.belmont.edu
Belmont's season features faculty, student and guest performances covering all musical styles.
Blair School of Music
Vanderbilt University, 2400 Blakemore Ave. www.vanderbilt.edu/blair 322-7651
Host of some of the city's biggest classical music performances in its sparkling Ingram Center for the Performing Arts, and home to the Blair String Quartet, long a respected performing group in the city and at large.
Christ Church Cathedral
900 Broadway. 255-7729
Downtown Episcopal church hosting organ concerts.
Fisk University Jubilee Singers
1000 17th Ave. N. 329-8744 www.fisk.edu
This legendary African American spiritual ensemble, which gave Music City its name, appears on special occasions in Nashville, when not involved in its worldwide performance schedule.
Great Performances at Vanderbilt
322-2471 www.vanderbilt.edu/sarratt
Brings world-renowned music, dance and stage performances to Vanderbilt's Langford Auditorium and Ingram Center for the Performing Arts at the Blair School of Music.
Lipscomb University Music
3901 Granny White Pk. 269-1000, ext. 5929, 279-5932 or 279-5929 www.lipscomb.edu
Middle Tennessee Choral Society
Middle Tennessee State University Music Dept., Murfreesboro 898-2849
Three times a year performs major choral works including solos and orchestra.
Nashville Chamber Orchestra
2002 Blair Blvd. 256-6546 www.nco.org
One of the city's finest classical ensembles, known for its original, inventive programming, which matches accomplished composers and instrumentalists with Music City singer-songwriters and pickers.
Nashville Symphony Orchestra
2000 Glen Echo Rd. 783-1200
Presents classical and pop performances, accompaniment for the Nashville Ballet and the Nashville Opera, hosts Pied Piper concerts for children and performs a series of outdoor summer concerts. The orchestra also performs for local schools.
Stones River Chamber Players
Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro www.mtsu.edu/~music/stonesriver.html
MTSU performing ensemble.
Nashville Opera Association
3628 Trousdale Dr. 832-5242 www.nashvilleopera.org
A first-rate organization whose growing popularity with younger concertgoers bears witness to artistic director John Hoomes' accomplished, smart-minded programming and deft outreach skills.
Theater Groups
ACT I (Artists' Cooperative Theater)
Specializing in theater classics.
Actors Bridge Ensemble
actors_bridge@ mindspring.com
Presents classics of the theater as well as edgy contemporary pieces and other new works. The ensemble offers acting classes and The New Works Lab, a project offering opportunities for writers to develop new plays.
American Negro Playwright Theatre
Tennessee State University Performing Arts Center 963-7491
Performs professional African American works under the artistic direction of Barry Scott.
Amun Ra Theatre
506-5988 email@example.com www.theamunratheatre.org
Local actor jeff obafemi carr's company gives voice to African American playwrights, actors, poets and musicians.
Arts Center of Cannon County
1424 John Bragg Hwy., Woodbury (615) 563-ARTS or (800) 235-9073 www.artscenterofcc.com
Belmont University Little Theater
1900 Belmont Blvd. 460-6199
Offers a slate of comedies, classics and musicals.
Big Bawl Baby
340-7148 and 373-9085 email@example.com
One of several new homegrown theater groups to spring up in recent years.
Boiler Room Theatre
The Factory at Franklin, 230 Franklin Rd., Bldg. 6, Franklin. 794-7744
Performs an eclectic selection of plays, primarily musicals, but also a combination of new shows and classic works.
Bongo After Hours Theatre
2007 Belmont Blvd. 385-1188
Offers performances of dramatic works, music, poetry readings and dance.
Broadaxe Theatre
One of several new homegrown theater groups to spring up in recent years, known for its commitment to edgy, politically outspoken work.
Chaffin's Barn Dinner Theatre
8204 Hwy. 100 646-9977 www.dinnertheatre.com
Tuesday through Saturday evenings, Chaffin's offers dinner theater favorites and original works on two stages.
Circle Players
332-PLAY firstname.lastname@example.com www.circleplayers.net
Nashville's oldest nonprofit volunteer arts organization, the Circle Players perform musicals, comedies and contemporary drama. Performances at Father Ryan High School.
Cumberland County Playhouse
221 Tennessee Ave., Crossville (931) 484-5000 www.ccplayhouse.com
Lavish productions of musicals and classics.
Darkhorse Theater
4610 Charlotte Ave.
297-7113 www.darkhorsetheater.com
An alternative theater with new works, classical theater, live music, dance, multimedia shows and film. Check Web site for schedule info.
Green Room Projects
Theater group led by local actor Mark Cabus, one of several maverick theater companies to spring up in recent years.
GroundWorks Theatre
Local actors Sean and Robert O'Connell's newly formed theater group, performing at Darkhorse Theatre.
Paul Bellos' group hosts improv performances around town and also holds classes and training sessions.
Lakewood Theatre Company
2211 Old Hickory Blvd. 847-0934
Now in its 24th year, Lakewood Theatre produces well-known musicals, comedies and dramas with occasional works by local playwrights. Five productions annually.
Laughing Corpse Productions
P.O. Box 140935, 37214 361-8836
Presents cleverly titled interactive murder-mystery dinner theater at The White Trash Cafe and also at private parties.
Lipscomb University Theatre
3901 Granny White Pk. 279-5715 www.theater.lipscomb.edu
Produces a wide variety of student-produced drama. Free to the public.
Middle Tennessee State University Theater
1500 Greenland Dr. 898-2640
Productions feature MTSU students and faculty.
Montgomery Bell Academy Theater
4001 Harding Rd. 298-5514
Student group; performs in the 350-capacity Paschall Theater on the campus.
Murfreesboro/Rutherford County Center for the Arts
110 W. College St., Murfreesboro. 904-ARTS
Hosting a variety of performing arts groups and events.
Mystery.COMedy Dinner Playhouse
Presenting shows at Ellendale's Restaurant.
Nashville Children's Theatre
724 2nd Ave. S. 254-9103 www.nashvillechildrenstheatre.org
A nonprofit, professional, Actors' Equity theater founded in 1931 by the Junior League of Nashville, and the oldest children's theater in the country. Strives to make theater a vital part of the childhood experience for young people in Nashville and Middle Tennessee.
Nashville Shakespeare Festival
800 4th Ave. S. 255-2273 www.nashvilleshakes.org
Stages high-quality Shakespeare productions for thousands of theatergoers every summer in Centennial Park. Also produces original works and conducts a significant outreach program that takes Shakespeare to schools throughout the state.
People's Branch Theatre
800 4th Ave. S. 254-0008 www.peoplesbranch.org
Established in 2000, PBT has become Nashville's most progressive professional theater company, with unexpected, mind-stretching theater.
Pull-Tight Theatre
112 2nd Ave. S., Franklin. 790-6782 www.pull-tight.com
Community playhouse presenting family fare.
The Renaissance Center
855 Hwy. 46 S., Dickson 740-5600 or (888) 700-2300 www.rcenter.org
Dickson's multifaceted arts/science center offers original theatrical productions through its drama and theater department.
Rhubarb Theatre Company
One of several new homegrown theater groups to spring up in recent years.
Roxy Regional Theatre
100 Franklin St., Clarksville (931) 645-7699
Known for original musicals and regional premieres.
Steeple Players Community Theatre
City Square Shopping Center, 260 W. Main St., Hendersonville. 826-6037
Community theater group staging famiy fare.
Tennessee Performing Arts Center
505 Deaderick St. 782-4000 www.tpac.org
The place to see touring Broadway and off-Broadway shows as well as local companies.
Tennessee Repertory Theatre
244-4878 www.tnrep.org
The Rep is the state's largest producer of professional theater. A nonprofit organization, the Rep produces and constructs its productions in Nashville in collaboration with world-class actors, designers and theater-craft people.
Tennessee State University
963-7491 www.tnstate.edu
TSU presents plays in its state-of-the-art Performing Arts Center through its communications department, under the resident professional theater training program.
Vanderbilt University Theatre
322-2404 http://sitemason.vanderbilt.edu/theatre
An invigorating mix including works by some of today's most celebrated playwrights.
Museums and Sites
The Convention and Visitors Bureau is the overriding agency for Nashville-area historic sites, museums and visitor/tourist information. The following is a list of key museums and sites to seek out while in Nashville, but for more information, contact the Bureau at (615) 259-4700 or visit www.musiccityusa.com.
800 Fort Negley Blvd. 862-5160 www.adventuresci.com
Formerly the Cumberland Science Museum, the Adventure Science Center and Sudekum Planetarium offer interactive science exhibits (some permanent, some changing) and programs for the whole family. $8.75 for adults, $6.75 ages 3-12 and over 65; free for children 2 and under. Planetarium shows are an extra $2 with Center admission ($3 without).
5025 Harding Rd. 356-0501
The 1853-built Greek Revival mansion was once part of a 5,400-acre thoroughbred horse farm. Hosts historical-themed exhibits at various times of the year. $10 adults, $8.50 sr. citizens, $4 ages 6-12, ages 5 & under free.
1900 Belmont Blvd. 460-5459 www.belmontmansion.com
It's hard to imagine the area near Music Row as an ideal spot to build a vacation home. Back in 1850, however, the area was decidedly different when the very wealthy Adelicia Acklen and her husband Joseph began building their summer home. Today, the home, which was built in the style of an Italian villa, is part of Belmont University and features original and period Victorian furniture and artwork. $8 adults, $7 sr. citizens, $3 ages 6-12, ages 5 & under admitted free.
1345 Carnton Ln., Franklin 794-0903 www.carnton.org
A national historic landmark featuring Randal McGavock's mansion, used as a field hospital during the Battle of Franklin; a Confederate cemetery; and an 1847-styled garden. $8 adults, $7 sr. citizens, $3 ages 6-12, ages 6 and under free. Self-guided tours $2.50.
1140 Columbia Ave., Franklin 791-1861 www.carter-house.org
An interpretive center for the 1864 Battle of Franklin feat. the 1830s home of Capt. Tod Carter, who was mortally wounded during the battle; the battlefield; and a museum, film and tour. $7 adults, $6 sr. citizens, $3 ages 6-12.
1200 Forrest Park Dr. 356-8000 www.cheekwood.org
The 55-acre estate built by the family of the Maxwell House Coffee Fortune. The Museum of Art, in a 30,000-square-foot Georgian-style mansion, includes permanent and traveling exhibitions. Gourmet restaurant. Gift shops. $10 adults, $8 sr. citizens & students w/college IDs, $5 ages 6-17, Cheekwood members free. Gate fee is half-price after 3 p.m. Family cap $25.
222 5th Avenue S. 416-2096 www.countrymusichalloffame.com
Even if you couldn't care less about country music, this museum is still a fascinating place. The museum features manuscripts, instruments, personal items of stars and more. $15.95 adults, $7.95 ages 6-17, ages 5 & under free.
Commerce & S. 2nd St., Clarksville
(931) 648-5780
Located in historic downtown Clarksville, the Customs House is the state's second largest general museum. Explore an entire city block featuring large gallery spaces filled with fine art, science & history. The Explorer's Floor features various hands-on activities & learning opportunities for children. Model trains run 1-4 pm Sun. $4 adults; $3 sr. citizens 55 & up; $2 college students w/ID; $1 ages 6-18; children under 6 free.
1399 Sam Davis Rd., Smyrna (615) 459-2341 www.samdavishome.org
A visit to the Greek Revival home on its 169-acre site will reveal the details of how young Sam Davis died refusing to betray the Confederacy. Admission: $7 adults, $5 sr. citizens, $3 ages 6-12.
919 Broadway. 244-3340
In addition to hosting a wide range of traveling and rotating exhibits, Nashville's flagship art institution also offers film screenings, lectures, a hands-on activity center for children, a cafe, a gift shop and a schedule of educational programs for children and adults.
Opryland 889-3060 www.grandoleopry.com
Exhibits dedicated to Opry stars of the past and present, including Patsy Cline, Little Jimmy Dickens, George Jones, Jim Reeves and Tex Ritter. The museum is located in the Opry Plaza. Free.
Scarritt-Bennett Center, 1104 19th Ave. S. 340-7481 www.scarrittbennett.org
Human culture is explored through different exhibits and programs. The museum features three galleries of permanent, artifact-based exhibits. The museum is free, but available by appointment only. It offers both outreach and in-house education programs to community groups. Call 340-7500 to schedule a time to visit the galleries. To find out more about the museum's educational programming, call 340-7453.
4580 Rachel's Ln. 889-2941 www.thehermitage.com
Guided tours of the 1836 mansion, home of our nation's 7th president, Andrew Jackson. Explore several other buildings, including slave cabins and Jackson's tomb. $12 adults, $11 seniors (62+) and students (ages 13-18), $5 children 6-12, and free under 5 yrs.
702 Murfreesboro Pk. 742-7445
A unique collection of mostly European automobiles. Approximately 100 cars & motorcycles not typically seen in the U.S. are on display, including the largest Tatra collection outside Europe, a substantial micro car collection, amphibious vehicles, competition cars, alternative fuel vehicles, miltary vehicles & motorcycles. $5 adults, $3 seniors (55 & over), under 18 free.
705 Caldwell Drive, Goodlettsville 859-3678
A living-history museum depicting life as it was for settlers in 1779 Middle Tennessee. The site features the 1896 reconstructed log station originally built by Kasper Mansker in 1779 and the restored Bowen Plantation house built in 1787. Together, the historic sites illustrate the transition from forted life to estate living. Manskers Station hosts living-history festivals throughout the year. $5 adults, $3 students ages 6-12. Group rates and senior discounts.
109 Monthaven Blvd., Hendersonville 822-0789
A circa-1860 Greek Revival house, now home to the Hendersonville Arts Council Center and featuring original art exhibits and handmade crafts.
615 Church St. 862-5800 www.library.nashville.org
3777 Nolensville Rd. 833-1534 www.nashvillezoo.org
The Nashville Zoo exhibits a great variety of wildlife that can be seen from a trail through the zoo. Get up close and personal at Critter Encounters and see what life was like in the 19th century at the Historic Home and Working Farm. You can also catch educational shows and play on the 66,000-square-foot, community-built playground. $8 adults, $7 sr. citizens, $6 children ages 3-12, children 2 & younger admitted free. $2 parking.
Centennial Park, 2500 West End Ave. 862-8431 www.parthenon.org
Built as part of Tennessee's 1897 Centennial Exposition, the full-scale replica of the ancient Greek temple contains a 42-foot replica of the Athena statue and changing art exhibits. $3.50 adults, $2 sr. citizens & ages 4-17, children 3 & younger admitted free.
855 Hwy. 46 S., Dickson 740-5600
An arts and technology education center as well as a performing arts center. The center also includes the CyberSphere Digital Theatre, Visual Arts Gallery, Gaslight Dinner Theatre, Faraday Science Theatre, Renaissance Players community theater, the Virtually Unlimited Bookstore and Faraday Cafe. Planetarium shows are $5 adults, $3 seniors and children 12 and younger. All laser show tickets are $6.
116 5th Ave. N. 889-3060 www.ryman.com
Built as a church in 1892, the Ryman Auditorium housed the Grand Ole Opry from 1943-1974. Experience entertainment with a daytime tour of the Ryman including a short film hosted by Trisha Yearwood featuring the people and events that shaped the Rymans' past and present. Step onto the historic stage, have your picture taken and then stroll through the halls filled with memorabilia. $8 adults; $4 children ages 4-11.
3501 Old Nashville Hwy., Murfreesboro 893-9501
The 600-acre site includes a Civil War battlefield along the Stones River, a museum, the Stones River National Cemetery, the Hazen Brigade Monument, Fortress Rosecrans, an earthen Civil War fort and offers numerous lectures and living-history programs throughout the year.
Ellington Agricultural Center 837-5197
Features exhibits exploring the state's rural history, including kitchen and dairy items, wagons, machinery, heirloom vegetables and more. The site also includes log cabins, a turn-of-the-century farmhouse, a one-room school and a nature trail.
James Robertson Pkwy. & Jefferson St. 741-5280
A 19-acre park and outdoor history museum featuring an amphitheater, a 200-ft. granite map depicting every city in the state, 31 fountains representing each of Tennessee's rivers, a botanical garden, a 1,400-ft. wall engraved with Tennessee's historic events and a World War II Memorial. Free.
220 Willow St. 244-9001
The all-volunteer organization restores, operates & exhibits railroad equipment & excursion trains.
Gaylord Entertainment Center, 501 Broadway. 242-4750
A state-of-the-art interactive facility feat. exhibits on amateur & professional sports teams & individuals in Tennessee history. The museum's interactive virtual-reality room feat. a one-on-one basketball game, kayaking on the Ocoee River & more. $3 adults, $2 sr. citizens & ages 4-17; ages 4 & under admitted free.
403 7th Ave. N. 741-2764
Contains manuscript collections dating from 1780, photographic collections, genealogical & census data, microfilm of county records, archival collections, literary works, equipment for the blind & physically handicapped & more.
505 Deaderick St. 741-2692 www.tnmuseum.org
Permanent collection includes paintings, quilts and displays on the history of Tennessee from the prehistoric era through the early 20th century. The museum also hosts temporary and traveling exhibitions. Free admission.
636 Farrell Pkwy. 832-8197
The home of Judge John Overton is one of Nashville's oldest historic homes open to the public. The museum features a large collection of Tennessee-made furniture. $8 adults, $7 sr. citizens, $5 ages 13-18, $3 ages 6-12.
1908 Grand Ave. 340-7207 www.upperroom.org
A wood carving based on Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper," religious paintings from the 1300s to 1900s, illuminated manuscripts, a 9,000-piece stained-glass window and other religious-themed objects. A presentation on the carving is given on the hour and half-hour, last presentation 4 p.m. Free, $4 donation appreciated.
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UKTV, which owns channels including Gold and Dave, has expanded its creative roster to include Joint and Wieden & Kennedy.
Dave: owner UKTV adds Joint and Wieden & Kennedy to its creative roster
Joint and Wieden & Kennedy were appointed to UKTV's creative roster this month (January) after a contested pitch run by Oystercatchers that began in December. The agencies will work on projects across UKTV's portfolio of ten channels, which includes Dave, Alibi, Watch and Gold.
Sources described the pitch as well run and competitive but not traditional - agencies were invited to discuss strategies with UKTV but there were no formal presentations. Other agencies invited to pitch included Creature, Karmarama's sister production company, Kream, and Lucky Generals.
UKTV's existing agencies, Mother and Red Bee Media, remain on the television company's roster. Red Bee will continue to handle UKTV's network trailers and the off-air advertising and Mother will share its ad duties with Joint and Wieden & Kennedy.
Joint and Wieden & Kennedy have been appointed on open contracts and will work with UKTV on a project basis. A spokeswoman for UKTV said the roster arrangement will be "reviewed regularly until we have a clearer view on the likely pattern of our ongoing needs".
UKTV is a joint venture between BBC Worldwide and Scripps Networks Interactive. Yesterday UKTV announced that it delivered record ratings in 2013, with an average share of 4.67 per cent, up 5 per cent on the previous year.
Damon Collins and Richard Exon, who founded Joint, said: "Everybody at Joint is very excited about working with UKTV. It's a fantastic business, full of challenger brands shaking up the market. Something we are equally passionate about. We can't wait to get started."
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"If you don't buy that, don't bother watching the show."
—Dean Cain, Lois and Clark DVD commentary track
Chris: The thugs arrive and start asking where Secord is, even though Cliff is right in front of them wearing the same outfit that he wore while flying around on his jetpack, minus the helmet. Apparently dude only has the one jacket, although really, that jacket is the only one you ever need.
Matt: Yeah, why would you ever change it? And clearly he�s a different guy. His head is a normal human head, and that other guy had a metal head with a rudder!
Chris: Also he is very clearly standing on the ground and not flying.
—Chris Sims and Matt Wilson on The Rocketeer
"Clark Kent. If you can't see past his glasses, then quite frankly, you need glasses."
—The Nostalgia Critic (who wears glasses), "Top 11 Dumbest Superman Movie Moments"
Fisto: Hey, Mekaneck, what's Prince Adam doing fighting Modulok, all shirtless and glorious?
Mekaneck: That can't be Prince Adam, Fisto. Prince Adam's giant green cat doesn't wear a mask.
—Seanbaby, on He-Man.
"It appears that you've been living two lives. In one life, you're Thomas A. Anderson, program writer for a respectable software company. You have a Social Security number, you pay your taxes, and you— (Beat) ...help your landlady carry out her garbage."
—Agent Smith, The Matrix
Calvin: She's coming in! Quick! Get in the covers! Pretend we've just been reading in bed!
Hobbes: But she knows you attacked her and ran outside half an hour ago!
Calvin: That was Stupendous Man! Not mild-mannered Calvin! I've been in bed with my PJs since 8:00.
Hobbes: You think she's going to believe that?
Calvin: (getting irritated) My covers are here. My pajamas are here. It's as plain as can be!
—Calvin and Hobbes
"When Superman wakes up in the morning, he's Superman. His alter ego is Clark Kent. His outfit with the big red 'S', that's the blanket he was wrapped in as a baby when the Kents found him. Those are his clothes. What Kent wears — the glasses, the business suit — that's the costume. That's the costume Superman wears to blend in with us. Clark Kent is how Superman views us. And what are the characteristics of Clark Kent? He's weak. He's unsure of himself. He's a coward. Clark Kent is Superman's critique on the whole human race. Sorta like Beatrix Kiddo and Mrs. Tommy Plimpton."
—Kill Bill vol. II
Peter Parker: I used to be so much better at this whole secrets thing...
Betty Brant: Don't kid yourself, Peter. You always sucked at it. We were all just too blind to put it together.
Samantha Wilkins: How did you—?
Professor Hiles: Are you kidding me? You're not even wearing a mask.
—Invincible #4
"They're them, I have it all figured out, see. You know how Clark Kent puts his glasses on and suddenly nobody can tell he's Superman? The same thing. You can stare at the video all day, I know because I have, but your brain just refuses to make the connection unless you force it to. The magic even extends to MPEG. How else could someone in that outlandish costume go incognito?"
"You are all fools! All he does is put on and remove his glasses! That's his whole disguise! And yet somehow nobody figures out that they are the same guy? Come on!"
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Tommy: That doesn't mean a thing! Take Clark Kent and Superman. They're never together in the same place at the same time.
The Flash: I still don't get why you don't do more to protect your identity. This new Lantern? Kyle? His mask covers most of his face. Smart kid.
Green Lantern: Clark hides behind a pair of glasses and you're worried about me?
The Flash: Clark slouches, wears clothes two sizes too big and raises his voice an octave.
"Hel-lo? Danny Fenton? Danny Phantom? Ever notice the similarities?"
—- Dark Danny, lampshading this trope for his younger self.
"That's right ... Peter Parker took photos. Of himself. And sold them to this man who never, ever wondered why this one guy could get nearly all the photos of Spider-Man ... all the time."
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Raven: "What secret identity? You're green."
Ernst Stavro Blofeld: It takes more than a few props to turn 007 into a Herald. [breaks Bond's glasses]
James Bond: It'll take more than cutting off your earlobes, Blofeld, to turn you into a Count.
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Updated: 05/03/2013 - DENISON, TX -- If you're in need of some dental work, but don't have insurance or can't afford it, Friday you can get it done for free.
Posted: 05/02/2013 - ADA, OK -- The cold and rainy weather didn't stop people from coming out to ECU to honor Vietnam Veterans at a replica of the Vietnam Memorial wall.
Posted: 05/02/2013 - The County is moving the election board into the south wing of the Courthouse. And they're building a wall to enclose the entire wing. But one resident is leading the charge to have the wall removed.
Posted: 05/02/2013 - OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahoma Schools Superintendent Janet Barresi says she will explore all options to ensure the needs of students and school districts are met following a series of technical glitches in student testing that caused testing to be stopped this week.
Posted: 05/02/2013 - WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration's decision to appeal a court order lifting age limits on purchasers of the morning-after pill set off a storm of criticism from reproductive rights groups, who denounced it as politically motivated and a step backward for women's health.
Posted: 05/02/2013 - NEW YORK (AP) - Parents are reporting more skin and food allergies in their children, a big government survey found.
Updated: 05/02/2013 - GRAYSON COUNTY, TEXAS -- Elected officials and community members joined in song and praise this morning for the National Day of Prayer.
Updated: 05/02/2013 - PARIS,TX -- The Texas Rangers are investigating an officer involved shooting in Paris that left one man dead.
Updated: 05/02/2013 - BEDFORD, Texas (AP) - A suspect in a North Texas double slaying has been caught in Oklahoma and charged with killing his ex-girlfriend and her 8-year-old son.
Updated: 05/02/2013 - DURANT, OK-- First Texoma National Bank in Durant, is hosting a blood drive, Thursday.
Posted: 05/01/2013 - ADA, OK -- According to House Bill 1909, able-bodied individuals ages 18 to 50, who are not disabled or raising a child, will now be required to work at least 20 hours of work in order to receive food stamps.
Posted: 05/01/2013 - GAINESVILLE, TX -- It's been more than 15 years since the city of Gainesville began work on the Pecan Creek Flood Damage Reduction Plan. The area has been known to flood--rising waters even killed three people in the city in 2007. Now, work on the channel is complete, all roadways are finally opened and some residents who'd moved for their own safety are coming back.


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The Spirit of Glory
Peter reminds us today that if we suffer for bearing the name of Christ we are blessed. Just as the Holy Spirit rested upon Jesus, so too does He rest upon us, and our suffering proves that we indeed have ...Read More
Abram Desires an Heir
God knows our struggles to trust His Word, and He wants us to lean on Him when times like these arise. But we must be willing to admit it. If you have trouble believing God today, go before Him with ...Read More
Comprehending the Pattern of Evil
Are there spiritual "Babels" in your life that need to be torn down, such as an attempt to make a name for yourself? A project that takes precedence over God? An idol that is more important than God?Read More
Struck with Blindness
Lot's foolish and deplorable attempt to sacrifice the welfare of his daughters shows how easy it can be for believers to commit an evil act in the attempt to stop another one. Therefore, as John Calvin comments, we must "pray ...Read More
Faith and the Work of Christ
In his commentary on today's passage in his book Romans, Dr. R.C. Sproul notes that hearing the gospel is a necessary condition for salvation, but it is not a sufficient condition. Something else is needed, and that is the ...Read More
Facing Our Fears
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Setting Your Schedule
If you do not have a schedule, make one and use it for the rest of the week, then evaluate how it helped you redeem time. If you already have a schedule, take some time to review it and pray ...Read More
Images vs. Idols
Biblical ethics ultimately address the heart. Images in themselves are indifferent; it is what we do with them that matters. The worship of physical images is a problem in many places, but we tend to be more "sophisticated." We often ...Read More
Theology's Handmaiden
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The Sound of Worship
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- Grief and Death
- Pastoral Ministry
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- Anxiety and Worry
- Apostasy
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- Fellowship
- Godliness
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- Legalism
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- Prayer
- Pride
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- Sanctification and Growth
- Service
- Spiritual Fruit
- Suffering
- Thankfulness
- Vocation
- Ancient Church
- Biography
- Reformation


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I found this on recipe link from Rochelle. I'm posting per request. Sounds great.
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