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Blast Rooms and Blasting Booths - (42 companies)Blasting Rooms and Blasting Booths. Blasting rooms and blasting booths are designed to contain the abrasive blasting process used with large workpieces. They are self-contained enclosures that have internal lighting and can accommodate both...Show More
Abrasive Blast Machines and Sandblasters - (296 companies)...velocity applies mainly to blast wheel machines. Abrasive blast machines and sandblasters vary in terms of size and mounting. Some equipment is small enough for portable or handheld use, or can be mounted on a bench, pedestal, cart, handtruck, floor...Show More
Water Jetting Equipment and Water Blasters - (132 companies)Blast booths usually consist of a room with internal lighting that holds both the workpiece and the operator. The operator may hold the blasting nozzle on the end of a lance. The workpieces rest on open grid flooring that allows blast water...Show More
Industrial Parts Washers and Cleaning Systems - (700 companies)Industrial parts washers remove grease, soil, oil, abrasive dust, blast debris, swarf, paint, corrosion or other contaminants from the surfaces of components exiting a production line. They use hot water, detergents, solvents, vapors, abrasive...Show More
Vacuum Cleaners - (318 companies)Vacuum cleaners are capable of picking up large quantities of material and/or liquids. They can be portable devices or part of a central vacuum system. How to Select Vacuum Cleaners. Image Credit: Terra Universal.Com | Nilfisk | Nederman. Vacuum...Show More
Peening Machines - (18 companies)...a viewing window, and internal lighting. When using this type of peening machine, the workpieces rest of an open grid that allows used abrasive to drop through for recycling purposes. Blast room or cutting booth peening machines are commonly composed...Show More
Space Heaters and Room Heaters - (151 companies)How to Select Space Heaters and Room Heaters. Space heaters and room heaters are designed for use in confined areas or spaces. They do not emit hazardous pollutants or noxious fumes, and are generally portable. Fuel Sources. The most important...Show More
Room Partitions - (201 companies)Room Partitions Information. Room partitions are used to separate interior space for work or privacy. They are used in a variety of commercial, industrial and educational settings. There are two major categories of room partitions: folding panel...Show More
Pressure Washers - (370 companies)...the ground up, or to replace worn out parts. Specific available parts include the gun or lance, the pumping unit, separators or reclaimers, filtration system, blast cabinets and blast rooms, water blast wheel, and water storage tank. The gun...Show More
Abrasive Jet and Waterjet Cutting Machines - (107 companies)...jet and waterjet cutting machines are available as complete systems with all of the components required for the blasting or jet machining applications such as pressure generation / intensification, cabinets, nozzles or wheels, and dust collectors...Show More
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Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
Armex Blast and Cleaning Media ARMEX ® Blast and Cleaning Media are baking soda based abrasives for the cleaning and removal of tough coatings and contaminants that can be used easily, and effectively without disturbing the base material. ARMEX is used in portable blast applications for large projects where the equipment is brought to the work site or piece. ARMEX is used in contained applications where the work piece is brought to the equipment and where dust evacuation systems are employed in either, glove box cabinets... (read more)Browse Blasting Media and Abrasives Datasheets for Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc.
Scarifying and Media-Blasting Services Clean Harbors Scarifying and Media-Blasting Services remove staining or near surface contamination from porous and non-porous surfaces. Our processes can also be used to prepare surfaces such as concrete, for sealing with chemical resistant sealers in process floor space, and for secondary tank containments. By removing only the contaminated portions of surfaces, unnecessary demolition, reconstruction, transportation and disposal expenses are avoided. Evaluation of Techniques. Clean Harbors... (read more)Browse Blasting and Peening Services Datasheets for Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc.
Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
Premium Blasting Formulas Armex's premium moisture control system, MoistureGuard ™ 8, makes our Flow Formulas virtually waterproof before and during the blasting process. Abrasive flow problems due to humidity or poor air quality are virtually eliminated using these formulas. This moisture barrier is broken after delivery to the surface allowing the crystal to once again become water-soluble. Flow Formula M ™. Similar to Maintenance Formula in that it is made with our medium sized crystals, but contains our... (read more)Browse Blasting Media and Abrasives Datasheets for Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
Specialty Formulas for Blasting Specialty formulations offer a range of benefits, including providing a smooth finish on delicate substrates; a uniform granulation for micro - abrasive blasters; outstanding grease and oil removal and efficient removal of carbon and mineral deposits from turbine blades and engine components. HydroFlex ® Formula XL. Designed specifically for use with pressure washers and associated injection systems. HydroFlex combines our largest crystals and standard moisture control system with our... (read more)Browse Blasting Media and Abrasives Datasheets for Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
What is Abrasive Blasting? glass is 5-6, sand is 7, aluminum oxide is 9. Safer for sensitive substrates. Safe to use around bearings and other rotating parts. Won't change surface characteristics. Micron sized for substrate considerations. What if I already have a blaster or cabinet?. ARMEX can be used in any equipment manufactured for baking soda blasting. You may even be able to get results with conventional sandblasters, but systems designed for soda blasting will certainly improve performance and cost efficiencies... (read more)Browse Blasting Media and Abrasives Datasheets for Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
Profile Formulas for Blasting These formulations are significantly more aggressive, increasing productivity and capable of providing a white metal finish and 1.5-4.0 mil profile on steel. Not recommended for sensitive surfaces. Profile ™ Formula XL. Manufactured with the "XL" crystals, our standard moisture control system and 10% 70 grit hard abrasive. It typically provides a 25% increase in productivity, white metal finish and 1.5- 2.0 mil profile on steel. Profile ™ Formula XL2 (only available as export). This... (read more)Browse Abrasive Grain and Finishing Media Datasheets for Church & Dwight, Inc. Specialty Products Division
David Round
Clean Room Strap Hoists Clean Room Strap Hoists. David Round Clean Room Strap Hoists are designed for Class 10,000 use to meet the clean room processing needs of pharmaceutical processors, food manufacturing and high-tech manufacturers. CRS-Series strap hoists are designed for operation inside controlled environments. Various models and trolley options can accommodate loads up to 4,000 pounds. Lube-Free Lifting Strap. By using a polypropylene lifting strap, CRS-Series hoists eliminate the contamination associated... (read more)Browse Hoists Datasheets for David Round
Mountz, Inc.
Clean Room Torque Screwdrivers With the demand for clean room manufacturing increasing, the need for torque tools that meet stringent cleanliness requirements has increased. Responding to this industry need, Mountz offers a selection of clean room torque screwdrivers. The hand tools are manufactured to comply with Class 100 Clean Room standards (ISO 2) and are polished and sealed with a PTFE impregnated anodized coating that creates a tool nearly 40 times as clean as "off the shelf " torque tools. The reliable... (read more)Browse Screwdrivers (hand tool) Datasheets for Mountz, Inc.
Precision Associates Incorporated
Clean Room Rubber Manufacturing Our clean room is, in effect, a miniature replication of our regular manufacturing facility. Nearly all of the equipment used in our everyday processes can also be found in our 6,000 sq. ft. Class 10,000 (ISO 7) clean room. The compounds we regularly mold include USP VI certified grades of Silicone, EPDM, Viton ® and Perfluoroelastomer, plus Biomedical grades of silicone. Implantable silicone grades can be manufactured by our sister... (read more)
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Clean Room Tapes Clean Room Tapes. Clean rooms offer unique application challenges requiring high performance adhesive solutions. Patco ® clean room tapes are engineered for these environments and are supplied on splinter and dust-free plastic cores to ensure minimal contamination. Berry Plastics' history is rich in product innovation, customer focus, and strategic growth. Over the last 50 years has been the dedication of our team members that has allowed Berry to grow into a leading global... (read more)
In order to minimise downtime during the replacement, a portable blast room available on hire agreement was installed to maintain capacity and production efficiency, without compromising on the quality of the blast finish.
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Equipment illustrated and de- scribed includes the Magnus Porlablasl shot- blasting room , the also portable Mar- tindale compressesed.air set usable with various types 01 respirators, masks, helmets. etc.. the Clemco lniecta 14015i unit tor accurately injecting water or a wateriinhibitor solution …
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The following props were developed for this scenario: coveralls, safety boots, gloves, hard hat, safety glasses, ear plugs and ear muffs, portable safety signage, Ultra High Pressure Water Blasting operator and gun, high … … hose in the Cement Room , dropped object in the …
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… trainee's onscreen character including coveralls, safety boots, gloves, hard hat, safety glasses, ear plugs and ear plugs (Figure 1), portable safety signage (Figure 2), Ultra High Pressure Water Blasting operator and gun (Figure … … hose in the Cement Room (Figure 4), dropped object …


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Late change for Wales Under 20
19 June 2014 13:14pm
By Liz Jones
James Benjamin returns to the starting line-up in place of Ben Roach who was injured in training
Wales Under 20 back row Ben Roach has picked up a knee strain in training today (Thursday) and has been ruled out of tomorrow's match against Samoa.
The starting line-up now includes four changes from Sunday's 19-18 defeat to France in the 5th Place Semi-Final for the side's final match of the Junior World Championship in New Zealand.
Wales have recorded wins over Fiji and France in the competition so far, but lost to Ireland in the Pool stages, and to France on Sunday.
Scott Otten comes in at hooker and Joe Davies starts in the second row, with Will Boyde on the openside. Behind the scrum, Ethan Davies gets his first start at outside half.
Tomorrow is the 7th Place Play-Off and headc coach Byron Hayward is looking for a spirited and structured final performance.
"Other than Joe Davies, who is returning after a knock to the shoulder, the other changes will bring a freshness to the side with the players coming in having played less rugby during the tournament. They also deserve to start this game having trained and played well."
Having had time to review the one point loss to France on Sunday, Hayward admits to feeling they were unfortunate to a certain extent.
"It's been a difficult few days but the players have been honest and professional in their feedback and appraisal of the game.
"We did well to come back and take the lead in the second half on Sunday, and scored two good tries against one of the best defences in the competition. Our scrum was again dominant and to that end, it was disappointing not to come away with the win, but that's the nature of sport.
"Last year, we were on the right side of some single score victories, this time we have been on the receiving end but the harsh lessons that have been learnt are that if you make mistakes at this level, you pay for them.
"The improvement of some of the players here is tangible, and that is a key part of our role."
Tomorrow's game will be a chance to show what this squad are capable of.
"We are determined to stick to our game plan and do well against Samoa in our final game," added Hayward.
"Samoa are a much improved side compared to last season. Most of their players are New Zealand based, they beat Scotland and gave New Zealand a really good game so we certainly won't be underestimating them.
"We need to play to our strengths and dominate up front before moving the ball wide if the opportunities arise."
Wales Under 20 team v Samoa (Friday 20 June, 17.35 NZ time, QBE Stadium, North Harbour):
Dafydd Howells (Ospreys); Tyler Morgan (Dragons), Steffan Hughes (capt, Scarlets), Jack Dixon (Dragons), Ashley Evans (Ospreys); Ethan Davies (Dragons), Tom Williams (Blues); Nicky Smith (Ospreys), Scott Otten (Ospreys), Nicky Thomas (Ospreys), Joe Davies (Dragons), Rory Thornton (Ospreys), Olly Cracknell (RGC), Will Boyde (Carmarthen), James Benjamin (Drgaons)
Replacements: Ethan Lewis (Blues), Luke Garrett (Dragons), Callum Lewis (Blues), Scott Andrews (Dragons), Scott Matthews (Dragons), Luc Jones (Dragons), Angus O'Brien (Dragons), Harri Evans (RGC)
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Beyonce or Bieber? Skills session or bench press? Get to know Welsh international and GB7s star Cory Allen.
WRU TV: What a welcome to Dunedin
23 Jun 16
Wales squad received a fantastic welcome in Dunedin on Thursday and even surprised the locals with a song of their own
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21 Jun 16
#journeytogether with Jamie Roberts & Luke Charteris as they speak openly to pupils of St Patrick's College in Wellington about life as an international rugby player. Brought to you by Dove Men+ Care.
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#journeytogether with members of the Wales squad as they discuss what it's like to be away on tour on Father's Day and the role their Fathers played in their life. Brought to you by Dove Men+ Care.
#journeytogether: Maori Powhiri
17 Jun 16
#journeytogether with the Wales team as they receive a special welcome from the Maori community in Wellington. Presented by Dove Men+ Care
Gathering with the Chiefs
13 Jun 16
Rare in the modern game but the Wales squad spent Sunday evening catching up with the Chiefs squad and management ahead of Tuesday night's encounter in Hamilton.
#journeytogether with JR
12 Jun 16
#journeytogether with JR, Wales' equipment manager for the past 25 years, the man responsible for moving 3.3 tonnes of equipment half way around the world. Presented by Dove Men+ Care.
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#journeytogether with Gareth Anscombe as he takes us on a tour around his home town Auckland. Brought to you by Dove Men+ Care.
Wales NZ Tour Training Diary Week 3
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Training highlights: Week 3 as the Wales squad prepare for the first test v New Zealand in Auckland
Wales NZ Tour Training Diary week 2
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Training highlights: Week 2 from Auckland as the squad touchdown in New Zealand and head back to the training field ahead of the three tests against the All Blacks
Insight into an international rugby family
31 May 16
Robin McBryde and son Billy are set to represent Wales on either side of the globe over the coming weeks with Robin travelling to New Zealand as Wales assistant coach and Billy competing at the World Rugby U20 Championship (Manchester, June 7-25). WRU TV caught up with the pair and captured a unique perspective into the factors that produce such a high-achieving rugby family.
Wales in NZ
26 May 16
You can follow Wales on every step of their journey in New Zealand by following the WRU digital accounts
Homeward bound: Bradley Davies
25 May 16
Wasps second row Bradley Davies explains his reasons for returning to Wales after signing a National Dual Contract with the Ospreys and the WRU.
McBryde looks ahead to England clash
24 May 16
Wales assistant coach Robin McBryde is predicting a tough battle against England on Sunday despite the fact they may not be considered to be at full strength. Players will be out to impress Eddie Jones which makes England a dangerous proposition, he says.
Wales U16 Schools reaction: Robert Sidoli
18 Apr 16
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04 Apr 16
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26 Jun 16
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26 Jun 16
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25 Jun 16
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We were surprised the SSD cache array didn't significantly outperform the non-cached array in the TS-653 Pro for this test. Both configurations show a flat line of performance, with just a slight increase as the queue depth was dialed up.
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Adult Study &
Spiritual Growth Opportunities
Our Groups and Classes Meet All Week Long...
We have some great Adult Education Opportunities. If you have any questions or concerns please contact the church office at email@example.com.
Monday AM Women's Group
9:30-11am - Church Library
Come join this group of wonderful women for a variety of different study opportunities. We have used books, video studies, traditional Bible study, and contemporary issues to reflect on and grow in our faith.
No homework! No hassle! Just great faith-based
conversation and an opportunity to get to know some other people in our church
family. This group meets on Monday mornings from 9:30-11am in the church
library and will begin the Animate:
Bible study on July
11th. Join us for one week or every week of this 7-week study as
your schedule allows. If you have any questions please be in touch with
Pastor Jen.
Study Schedule:
July 11th - Canon: Mining for the Word
July 18th - History: Parchment to Pixel
July 25th - Testaments: One Story, Two Parts
August 1st - Gospels: Unexpected Good News
August 8th - Genre: Rhythm of the Text
August 15th - Interpretation: Scripture Reads Us
August 22nd - Grace: Love is the Bottom Line
Each section of this study begins with a bit of discussion,
followed by a brief video from a leading Christian voice, and continues with
further discussion questions and reflection. More information can be
found at http://wearesparkhouse.org/adults/animate/bible/.
August 29th – Breakfast Outing
September 5th – No Meeting (Labor Day)
Starting September 12th this group will
begin a study entitled Change the
World: Recovering the Message and Mission of Jesus.
From Amazon:
Linking Bible study to global mission and local service projects, this six-session small group resource enables congregations to discuss and act on the imperatives of scripture.
Each week, participants will read and discuss a gospel story, watch a video profiling an inspiring, world-changing mission effort, and envision together how they can change the world locally and globally. Participants won't just read about Jesus feeding the 5000 or healing the lepers, but will be inspired by contemporary ministries feeding the poor and preventing malaria. Participants will be challenged to take a leading role in the congregation's missional efforts, serving in a homeless shelter as a group, raising funds for disaster relief, or planning a church-wide day of service.
Jesus called us to follow him, to live a life of active faith, feeding the poor, healing the sick, welcoming the alien, and rescuing the desperate. It's easy to get stuck in our religious habits of just going to church, tossing a few bucks in the offering plate, and occasionally reading our Bible―but Jesus has bigger plans for us. We are called to be his hands and feet in the world. He wants to use us to change the world.
September 19th – Welcome
September 26th – Feed
October 3rd – Heal
October 10th – No Meeting (Columbus Day)
October 17th – Rescue
October 24th – Go
Monday PM Study
5-6:30pm - Youth Room
Monday afternoon adult study group will be reading Irresistible Revolution: Living as an Ordinary Radical this summer.
The group meets on Mondays
from 5-6:30pm in the Youth Room, and childcare is available.
August 1st – Chapter 6 (pp. 147- 180)
August 8th – Chapter 7 (pp. 181-213)
August 15th – Chapters 8 & 9 (pp. 215-256)
August 22nd – Chapters 10 & 11 (pp. 257-300)
August 29th – Chapters 12 & 13 (pp. 301-340)
Sept. 12th – Chapter 14 (The original book ended at chapter 13. Chapter 14 includes some responses to questions that have been asked of author Shane Claiborne over the last 10 years.)
more information about the book please see the information below from Amazon:
this updated 10th Anniversary Edition of Irresistible
Revolution, Shane Claiborne uses unconventional examples from his own life
to stir up questions about the church and the world, while challenging readers
to truly live out their Christian faith. With new material throughout the
book and a full new chapter, Shane brings readers up to date on the
"revolution" – adding new stories, sharing what his community looks like
now, and bringing fresh inspiration to live out this message in practical
In Irresistible
Revolution, Shane Claiborne describes an authentic faith rooted in belief,
action, and love, inviting us into a movement of the Spirit that begins inside
each of us and extends into a broken world.
"The irresistible revolution isn't just about going to heaven when you die but bringing heaven down as you live. The love we're talking about is big enough to set both the oppressed and the oppressors free. It's about healing our broken hearts, healing our broken streets, and healing our broken world. The revolution we are talking about begins inside each of us and extends to the ends of the earth." —Shane Claiborne
Thursday AM Prayer and
"Lectio Divina" Scripture Study – 9-10:30am – Pastor's Study
We meet every Thursday morning to lift up the prayer
concerns and joys of our church family in a faithful
and confidential way.
Through "centering prayer," we also listen meditatively to the reading of upcoming preaching texts. After this "lectio divina," we reflect together on the insights that come to us in our time of prayerful study – no preparation necessary.
Come once or every week as you are available.
Saturday AM Men's Fellowship – 8-9am - Fellowship Hall every week
Join this group of faithful men who gather together for breakfast and study. Each week brings a new menu and new facilitators who lead the group through book and video studies, scripture passages, and other topics related to our faith.
Saturday AM Women's Fellowship – 8:30-9:30am - Youth Room every week
Join this group of faithful women from 8:30 to 9:30 in the Youth Room. Gathering together for conversation, study, laughter, and prayer, this group draws the women of our church closer to one another and to God. (If you know you will need child care, please let us know in advance and we will do our best to provide it in the Nursery.)
Sunday PM Adult Study – 5-6:30pm
in the Pastor's Study
Join us for
"A New Kind
of Christianity"
Sundays at 5pm in the Pastor's Study
Our Sunday Night Adult Study is a small group that is energized and excited by discussing intellectually stimulating, cutting edge Christian theology, like this book by progressive "public theologian" Brian McLaren.
We hope you will join us for discussion about our latest book:
- A New Kind of Christianity (HarperOne, February 2010) ISBN 0-06-185398-4
Books are available for purchase on-line in new and used hardback, paperback, and e-book and audio book formats for a wide range of prices.
In A New Kind of Christianity, Brian D. McLaren follows up ideas first addressed in his groundbreaking book of the emergent-church movement, A New Kind of Christian. McLaren, like N.T. Wright, Jim Wallis, and Rob Bell, is acknowledged as a leader in our generation of Christians -- those who want to update their faith for current times while remaining true to the core message of Jesus. In this thought-provoking book, McLaren explores the questions that he believes will determine the shape of Christianity for the next 500 years.
If you can do the reading before class, it will
enrich our discussion, but we encourage you to
attend even if you have not even begun reading the book. Because
the book is based on "10 questions that are
reforming the faith," anyone who is interested
in wrestling with questions like "Why listen to
the Bible?" or "Is God violent?" will enjoy
participating in discussion.
All are welcome!
Below was our class schedule for Spring 2016:
April 10 -- Introduction: "What is a Christian?"
April 17 -- Spring Break (no class)
April 24 -- "What about the Bible?" chapters 4-6
May 1 -- "Law or Revelation?" chapters 7-9
May 8 -- Mother's Day (no class)
May 15 -- "Is God Violent?" chapters 10-11
May 22 -- "Who is Jesus?" chapters 12-13
June 5 -- "What is the Good News?" chapters 14-15
The class was on hiatus during Summer 2016.
Below is class schedule for Fall 2016:
September 18 -- "What is the Church?" chapter 16
September 25 -- "What about Human Sexuality?" chapter 17
October 2 -- "What is Christianity's Future?" chapter 18
October 9 -- "What about Other Religions?" chapter 19
October 16 -- "How Do We Put our Beliefs into Action?" chapter 19
October 23 -- "How Does a Community Live with Questions?" chapters 21-22
Copies of Books from our Recent Book Studies are available in the Church Library to borrow. Those titles include:
to Grow: Meditations on Trying to Live As a Christian by Martin Copenhaver
Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End by Atul Gawande
Bold and Brazen: Exploring Biblical Prophets by Barbara Essex
The Four Agreements by don Miguel Ruiz
The Road to Character by David Brooks
Christianity and World Religions by Adam Hamilton
Bad Girls of the Bible by Barbara J. Essex
Red Letter Christians: A Citizen's Guide to Faith and Politics by Tony Campolo
Help Thanks Wow: The Three Essential Prayers by Anne Lamott
Christianity After Religion: The End of Church and the Birth of a New Spiritual Awakening, by Diana Butler Bass
The Heart of Christianity by Marcus Borg
Love Wins by Rob Bell
29 Gifts: How a Month of Giving Can Change Your Life by Cami Walker
Have a Little Faith by Mitch Albom
The Faith Club: A Muslim, a Christian, a Jew - Three Women Search for Understanding by Ranya Idliby, Suzanne Oliver, and Priscilla Warner
The Red Tent by Anita Diamant
Raising Your Spirited Child: A Guide for Parents Whose Child is More Intense, Sensitive, Perceptive, Persistent, and Energetic by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka
Advent Conspiracy: Can Christmas Still Change the World by Rick McKinley, Chris Seay, and Greg Holder
Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World: Finding Intimacy With God in the Busyness of Life by Joanna Weaver
Having a Mary Spirit in a Martha World: Allowing God to Change Us from the Inside Out by Joanna Weaver
Other Recent Studies Include:
Being Mortal by Atul Gawande
The Shack by William Young
The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd
The Noticer: Sometimes All a Person Needs is a Little Perspective by Andy Andrews
How to Talk So Teens Will Listen and Listen So Teens Will Talk by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish
Too busy for a weekly class?
Try these on-line spiritual exercises to revive your soul...
For a chance to learn about various visualizations, meditations and prayer practices to heal your spiritual exhaustion, renew your faith, and help you better understand what type of prayer best connects you to your source in God - explore some quiet, centering prayer exercises on your own. This on-line curriculum draws on the work of Rev. Flora Slosson Wuellner and her book Feed My Shepherds: Spiritual Healing and Renewal for Those in Christian Leadership.
If you would like more information, click here, or speak to one of our pastors at 203-775-1259 or e-mail the church at firstname.lastname@example.com.
always welcome your suggestions about what you would like to study.
So if you have ideas or questions please contact either Rev. Bryn Smallwood-Garcia or Rev. Jennifer Whipple at 775-1259
(email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com). We hope to hear from you all!!
On Sunday mornings, we worship no matter what the weather -- with whomever can safely make it to our Meetinghouse. Our cancellation you policy for midweek classes is to follow the Brookfield Public Schools schedule. If there is a school delay, cancellation, or early closing due to bad weather, we cancel all classes for that day. For a quick check of the school weather decision, can click on the Brookfield Public Schools website at www.brookfield.k12.ct.us or call the schools office at 203-775-7700 (x3). Cancellation of weekend classes or events at church are generally posted on the doors or church answering machine (203-775-1259).
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We really enjoyed these! I used black beans instead of the red kidney beans just because we both prefer them but otherwise made as stated. Delicious! Made for ZWT 5 :)
The is a quick and easy recipe. I did have to add around a cup of water as it became extremely thick. I also seasoned with some Smoked Paprika because I felt there was a flavour missing. I used Lentil Burgers instead of Veggie burgers and by the end of it the burgers had completely disappeared into the mix (not that this was a bad thing :) ) Thanks for a lovely recipe Karen Elizabeth! Made for ZWT5 Zingo
This makes a nice, quick week night meal. I used a jalapeno pepper and didn't find this hot at all I loved the creaminess imparted by the coconut milk. Also, I accidentally opened a can of black beans so used those instead of kidney beans. Made for Jammin' Java Jivers ZWT5.
This recipe is very easy to make with ingredients that I typically have on hand. I used three very fresh tomatoes from the farmer's stand, a jalapeno pepper, and the black eyed peas. Unfortunately, we found this recipe to be very bland. Adding a significant amount of salt and pepper did not help. We ended up significantly doctoring it to eat it. This included adding garlic salt, hot pepper flakes, Crystal hot sauce, a significant amount of cumin, and some coriander. After all these additions, I thought my leftover lunch was pretty good today. Made for ZWT9.


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Religious Liberty RulesApr 04, 2016
The hypocrisy of the left is astounding. For the past week, the left has cheered the Governors of Virginia and Georgia for vetoing legislation designed to protect the religious liberty rights of pastors and faith based organizations. At the same time, the left cheered a new set of federal regulations establishing a "religious liberty rule" governing faith-based organizations operating in the social services realm.
Under this new "religious liberty rule," a person receiving social services benefits can request an alternative provider if they disagree with the religious beliefs of the organization providing the social services. The rule also provides that those receiving services cannot be required to attend or participate in religious activities.
In this case, what is good for the goose is certainly not good for the gander.
You see, it is religious liberty right for an individual receiving services or benefits, such as adoption, welfare, or job search, to choose to receive those services from a non-faith based organization. But, it is discrimination when a county clerk requests that she not violate her religious beliefs and offers to have a deputy clerk issue the marriage license.
It is religious liberty for a beneficiary of social services to choose not to participate or attend a religious ceremony. But, it is discrimination when a baker or photographer chooses not to provide services that would require their participation or attendance to a same-sex marriage ceremony.
For the left, "religious liberty" only exists to protect an individual from ever being influenced by religion. It chooses to protect freedom from religion rather than freedom of religion.
A radical Leftist group called "Campus Pride" recently published its latest version of what it calls the "Shame List", wherein it identifies and attempts to publicly "shame" the "absolute worst campuses for LGBTQ youth" in the United States. The group reached its conclusions about the listed schools by looking almost exclusively at one factor: whether the college or university has requested an exemption to Title IX. (Title IX refers to the federal law most associated with federal funding of educational institutions; Schools may request a religious exemption in order to continue to make decisions consistent with their long-standing faith doctrines concerning acceptable sexual practices, and other matters.)
Two Virginia institutions made the list – Liberty University and Virginia Baptist College. And of the 102 total institutions listed, every one of them is distinctively centered on the Christian faith.
For merely requesting a lawfully permitted religious exemption to certain federal requirements that may directly conflict with the schools' faith-based mission (an express exemption which they never needed until now), Campus Pride contends that the 102 "colleges & universities listed have chosen to openly discriminate against LGBTQ youth and have requested Title IX exemptions to perpetuate the harms of religion-based bigotry." Well isn't someone being just a tad presumptuous?
But in case that characterization wasn't preposterous enough, Campus Pride took their rhetoric to a whole new level, declaring that the schools' request for religious exemptions is "careless", and even going so far as to call it "life-threatening" to "LGBTQ" youth.
"Life-threatening", they say? Okay, surely this can't be for real. Either that, or they must be getting desperate. At first glance, it seemed to me absurd that such a thing could even be suggested. But then it hit me: in at least one very real sense, they have a point.
It was no coincidence that Campus Pride singled out only Christian schools, while issuing its public warning call that these schools are potentially "life-threatening" to "LGBTQ" youth. Its list represents many schools whose gospel-centered mission penetrates, permeates, and illuminates everything they do. The Gospel forms the backdrop for their whole existence as a place of learning and is itself the basis for understanding life's purpose and value in the context of God's design.
More than likely, whether intentionally or unwittingly, Campus Pride has rightly recognized and is now attempting to expose a radical and unassailable truth: that the Gospel is indeed the most life-threatening message these youth could possibly encounter. That is because the Gospel will necessarily confront, disrupt and threaten everything about a person's life and will call upon that person to relinquish every sinful passion with which they identify or indulge in order to follow Jesus Christ with their whole heart, soul, and mind, wherever He leads them. It may very well cost them everything they have. If that's not "life-threatening", then I don't know what is.
The fact that so many of those colleges and universities make the Christian message of the Gospel integral to their mission makes them a valid threat to all who would reject the Gospel's call. Campus Pride clearly knows this.
Yet Campus Pride misses the other – and arguably more incredible – half of the Gospel paradox. Namely, that in addition to being "life-threatening", the Gospel is ultimately "life-giving" to those who embrace it.
Jesus himself says it best in Matthew 16:24-26, "Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me. For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me will find it. For what good will it be for someone to gain the whole world, yet forfeit their soul?"
If this profound message underlies the mission of the schools on Campus Pride's "Shame List", then every one of them who made the cut should consider such a designation a badge of honor rather than an insult. As for my alma mater, Liberty University, I know that's how I feel about it.
The ABA's Folly
The ABA's Folly
The American Bar Association (ABA) is the nation's principal professional institution for members of the legal profession. According to the ABA, its mission is "to serve equally our members, our profession and the public by defending liberty and delivering justice as the national representative of the legal profession." With its nearly 150 years of history, 400,000 active members and 3,500 entities, the ABA wields incredible influence over the legal profession.
One of the most notable roles the ABA has assumed is creating the "Model Rules of Professional Conduct" for lawyers and judges. Although these model rules are not themselves binding on all lawyers, they are very significant because most states have enacted these Model Rules – or else a slightly modified version – as their own standards of professional conduct for licensed attorneys in that state. State policymakers don't like to reinvent the wheel, so they invariably draw heavily from the standards of the ABA.
It is troubling, then, to learn this past week that the ABA added a new so-called "non-discrimination" provision to its Model Rules which, among other things, elevates certain sexual proclivities to a privileged status in the context of professional misconduct. According to the new Rule 8.4:
"It is professional misconduct for a lawyer to: ... (g) engage in conduct that the lawyer knows or reasonably should know is harassment or discrimination on the basis of...sexual orientation, gender identity, [o]r marital status...in conduct related to the practice of law. …"
"Comment [4]" supplements this provision of the rule, adding:
"[4] Conduct related to the practice of law includes representing clients; interacting with witnesses, coworkers, court personnel, lawyers and others while engaged in the practice of law; operating or managing a law firm or law practice; and participating in bar association, business or social activities in connection with the practice of law."
What all this means in practice is that for attorneys, like myself, who practice law in states that adopt the ABA's misconduct language – and many states soon will – practicing law in a way that is consistent with your faith or personal convictions may cost you your law license, and therefore your livelihood.
This "misconduct" rule – just like every other "sexual orientation/gender identity" law or rule we're seeing governments and other institutions adopt in recent – has the direct result of setting up a collision course for sexual "freedom" and conscience rights. These provisions are designed to ensure that when such conflicts inevitably arise, sexual freedom always wins. And since there can only be one winner, religious freedom by default must lose.
In the relevant part, Comment [3] of the revised rule provides that "discrimination includes harmful verbal or physical conduct that manifests bias or prejudice towards others." Viewing this definition in conjunction with the virtually all-encompassing standard of "knows or reasonably should have known", it is not hard to imagine the myriad of ways a person may target an attorney and hit them with Bar complaints, which can lead to professional reviews, sanctions, and eventually disbarment.
Under this rule, an attorney who declines to represent a same-sex couple in an adoption may be reported and disciplined for professional misconduct. An attorney who declines to represent a client who wishes to obtain a court order to alter the person's sex as reflected on their birth certificate could now be subject to professional discipline for "discriminating" on the basis of "gender identity." Refusal to perform a same-sex "divorce" could now cost an attorney big time.
Bringing things a little closer to home, an attorney who regularly advocates for traditional values may be accused by opponents of engaging in "harmful verbal…conduct that manifests bias or prejudice towards others." The list goes on. And it is worth noting that the merit of these potential (and inevitable) complaints makes little difference to the attorney who now has a series of complaints for unethical conduct filed against him on his record. To add to his misfortune, that attorney, having become 'damaged goods' on account of his remaining consistent in his guiding principles, is ironically unlikely to be recommended for any judicial appointments.
When we leave the conceptual and enter the real world, we see that it isn't just "religious freedom" that loses, because religious freedom is nothing if not the expression of real-life decisions by a real person with a real family who relies on them, and who is filled with real hopes and dreams and gifts and passions. It is people who lose; in this case, mostly attorneys whose faith and conscience influence their daily conduct. It also includes, by the way, every attorney who believes in objective facts – like the biological reality of male and female or the complementary nature of male and female in marriage. These are the people who some will insist be driven out of the profession.
It does make me wonder, as someone who's heard a thousand times how crooked and deceitful lawyers are, why anyone would want to rid the profession of those few who are actually motivated by a sincere faith? One would think we should be clamoring for more conscience-driven professionals to guide and influence our legal system. Yet this rule has the potential only to drive them away.
Meanwhile, among the most disastrous consequences of the ABA's decision, this rule effectively eviscerates one of the most sacrosanct and inviolable tenets of the legal profession – namely, that a lawyer cannot be compelled to represent or advocate on behalf of a client whose objectives are "repugnant" to the lawyer. It's inherently a 'conflict of interest' – something an attorney is ethically obliged to avoid whenever possible – to pursue a client's objective zealously and persuasively when the advocate personally opposes that interest to his very core.
More than simply not wanting to force an attorney into that ethical dilemma, we have always recognized that the client's interests are much better served by having someone else represent them who is not similarly conflicted. The greatness of this recognition is that it applies equally and at all times to all attorneys, no matter their belief. It is obvious to the reasonable practitioners among us that, far from causing lawyers to be more "ethical" within their profession, this rule only bursts open Pandora's Box from which endless new and irreconcilable ethical dilemmas will flow.
Given that it is now only a matter of time until the ABA's new "misconduct" rule is introduced across the land, attorneys of conscience in each state need to be prepared to make the case as to why and how this new standard demeans the entire profession while subjecting faith-driven attorneys to its most direct harms. And if and when state Bars fail to see the folly of this rule and adopt it anyway, faith-driven attorneys licensed in those states should be prepared to make a decision about how they will respond on that soon-coming day of conflict. As for me, that decision is already made.
Joshua A. Hetzler, Esq.
Protecting Religious Schools
Protecting Religious Schools
Throughout the 2016 legislative session, we cautioned religious schools were at risk. We warned about the impending threats to Christian and other faith-based colleges from government as a result of those institutions' contrary stance to the now-prevailing sexual dogma of "the only fixed standard is that no one may adhere to any fixed standards."
We raised the issue of how much religious schools stood to lose in the volatile post-Obergefell environment – like the potential for losing licenses, accreditation, tax-exempt status, TAG grants for Virginia students, etc. – all for merely staying true to long-established and fundamental religious doctrines.
We urged the Governor to sign legislation passed by both the House and the Senate that would prevent an imminent Hobson's Choice for religious schools across the Commonwealth. He declined, somehow chalking up the bill as being "bad for business".
Now only a few months removed, in exactly one of the main ways we predicted, already one state – California – is poised to put into law a bill (SB 1146), which would prevent a student from otherwise receiving state-awarded "Cal Grant" funds toward the cost of their education at institutions that do not hire employees or accept student applicants whose "sexual orientation" or "gender identity" would violate the schools' religious tenets. The bill also provides a basis for those individuals to file lawsuits against the institution, potentially costing them millions.
We can be confident that it's only a matter of time until a Virginia legislator puts forward the same bill. I'd be shocked if there wasn't one already in the pipe for the upcoming 2017 session.
For reasons that should be obvious, it is critical that we protect the right of religious schools to carry out their mission without being unfairly targeted and discriminated against by their government. In Virginia, that includes 27 religiously affiliated colleges and universities like Liberty, Regent, Patrick Henry, Christendom, Bluefield, and others. Virginia also has 968 private primary and secondary schools educating 136,323 students, 51% of which are religiously affiliated.
Hopefully, with California likely to begin putting its religiously affiliated schools on the chopping block, Terry McAuliffe will readily see that the only thing "bad for business" in this equation is the very real possibility of 27 colleges and roughly 494 K-12 schools in Virginia (read: 500+ businesses) closing their doors rather than bowing down to the king's golden "statute".


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Also called herpes labialis or fever blisters, cold sores are painful and annoying blisters that appear around the mouth (1).
A prevalent viral infection, these are caused by a virus called the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), which can be spread by close contact with an infected person (2).
Usually, this condition can clear up on its own within seven to 10 days (3).
But because it's contagious and distressing, it's a good idea to make use of these simple but proven techniques in treating cold sores.
1. Echinacea
The use of Echinacea as an herbal medicine has been reported to have significant benefits for the health (4).
In a 2009 study published in the Antiviral Research Journal, it was stated that this herb has potent antiviral activities that can inhibit growth and spread of HSV-1 (5).
With its immunological properties, Echinacea can power up the body's immunity to make it more resistant to viral infections like cold sores (4).
What You'll Need:
- 1 teabag of Echinacea
- 1 cup of water
How to Use:
- Boil water in a pot.
- Pour water in a teacup.
- Add the teabag.
- Let it steep for 10 minutes.
- Drink this tea everyday for one to two weeks.
2. Vanilla
As it turns out, vanilla is more than just a sweet flavoring for your desserts, it is also a highly valued medicinal plant (6).
Vanilla's active compound called vanillin is known to have anti-inflammatory and soothing properties that make it an ideal remedy for cold sores (7).
Topical application of vanilla can help relieve the burning and tingling sensation caused by this viral infection.
What You'll Need:
- A few drops of pure vanilla extract
How to Use:
- Using a cotton swab, apply vanilla extract on cold sores.
- Repeat four times a day until full recovery.
3. Witch Hazel
Native North Americans were among the first to use witch hazel as treatment for swollen skin (8).
Witch hazel's anti-inflammatory powers have been well-established in scientific literature (9, 10, 11).
But that's not all, it has also been proven in a 1996 study that this herb can ward off HSV-1 (12).
What You'll Need:
- 1/2 teaspoon of witch hazel
How to Use:
- Pour witch hazel on a cotton ball.
- Apply gently on the sores.
- Do this remedy twice a day for up to two weeks.
4. Aloe Vera Gel
Apart from its high mucilage content, aloe vera is also widely touted for its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and astringent properties (13, 14).
Its antiviral properties can help thwart off infections caused by the herpes simplex virus, which is why it is a popular remedy for cold sores (15).
Not only does it promote wound healing, it also bolsters immune defense to make it easier to prevent viral infections (16).
What You'll Need:
- 1 aloe vera plant
How to Use:
- Slice the leaf into two.
- Squeeze out the gel.
- Apply it on your cold sores.
- Do this technique once a day for one week.
5. Licorice
Historical records show that licorice has been used as herbal treatment since the ancient times in India, Greece and China (17).
Today, it is widely used in Europe for inflammatory disorders, and in Japan for as an antiviral treatment (8).
A study conducted in the University of Cagliari reports that licorice root can "inactivate herpes simplex virus particles irreversibly" (18).
What You'll Need:
- 1 tablespoon of licorice root extract
- 2 teaspoons of petroleum jelly
How to Use:
- Combine two ingredients.
- Apply this mixture on cold sores.
- Leave it on overnight.
- Repeat everyday for one week.
6. Garlic
Among the many viruses that are susceptible to garlic's strong antiviral effects is the herpes simplex virus (19).
Apart from this, garlic also suppresses inflammation, making it a good remedy for cold sores (20).
Since garlic is a commonly used spice, it is one of the most accessible home remedies for this particular viral infection.
What You'll Need:
- 1 clove of garlic
How to Use:
- Crush garlic.
- Slice in half.
- Apply on cold sores for 10 minutes.
- Do this four times a day for one week.
7. Milk
Immunglobulins in milk have been found to have beneficial effects on the body, particularly in strengthening immunity against viral illnesses (21).
It also contains lysine, which an American study has discovered to be effective in "accelerating recovery from herpes simplex infection and suppressing recurrence" (22).
Both oral intake and topical application of milk can help in the treatment of cold sores.
What You'll Need:
- 1 glass of milk
- 1/2 tablespoon of milk
How to Use:
- Drink a glass of milk everyday until you've fully recovered from cold sores.
- Also, apply a small amount on the affected areas of your mouth using a cotton ball.
- Do this for up to two weeks.
8. Lemon Balm
A medicinal plant that belongs to the mint family, lemon balm has been found to have the ability to reduce healing time of cold sore lesions (23).
In a clinical trial involving 66 participants, results show that lemon balm is highly effective in curbing infections caused by the HSV-1 (24).
Furthermore, this herb also prevents spread of this contagious infection.
What You'll Need:
- 2 to 4 drops of lemon balm essential oil
- 1 tablespoon of olive oil
How to Use:
- Blend lemon balm oil with olive oil.
- Put mixture in a glass jar.
- Dip a cotton tip into the oil mixture.
- Apply on cold sores.
- Do this four times a day for up to one week.
9. Peppermint Oil
A 2003 study revealed that peppermint oil demonstrates "high levels of virucidal activity against HSV-1," reducing the virus by over 90 percent (25).
In fact, it is active even against the resistant strain of this virus (25).
And because peppermint oil can penetrate easily into the skin, it is an ideal topical treatment for cold sores (25).
What You'll Need:
- 4 drops of peppermint oil
- Water
How to Use:
- Splash water on cold sores to rinse of oil and gunk.
- Dip a cotton tip into the peppermint oil.
- Gently press cotton tip on affected areas.
- Do this everyday for one to two weeks, or until infection subsides.
10. Tea Tree Oil
While other herbal remedies are an effective one-time treatment for cold sores, tea tree oil is the go-to solution for recurrent attacks, which affect up to 40 percent of the population (26).
Topical application of a gel formulation made from tea tree oil is efficient in curbing and shortening the duration of cold sore infection (26).
This is not a surprise at all since tea tree oil has always been an excellent remedy for various skin infections.
What You'll Need:
- 1 teaspoon of tea tree oil
- 1 teaspoon of olive oil
- 2 drops of eucalyptus oil
How to Use:
- Combine all ingredients.
- Apply oil mixture on cold sores using a cotton tip three times a day.
11. Sandalwood Oil
Several studies show that sandalwood oil is among the essential oils that demonstrate potent virucidal effects against HSV-1 (27, 28).
This oil has also been found to stop this virus from replicating (28).
It's a quick solution to cold sores that can provide immediate relief.
What You'll Need:
- 3 drops of sandalwood oil
- 1 teaspoon of olive oil
How to Use:
- Combine the two oils.
- Spread a thin layer on cold sores using a cotton pad.
- Repeat everyday for one week.
12. Lemongrass Oil
Even at a small concentration of 0.1 percent, lemongrass oil can completely inhibit the reproduction of herpes simplex virus type 1, a study reports (29).
Not only that, this oil can also suppress viral incubation by up to 24 hours (29).
Use this herbal remedy to free yourself from the pain and stinging sensation brought about by cold sore infection.
What You'll Need:
- 4 drops of lemongrass oil
- 1 teaspoon of olive oil
How to Use:
- Mix olive oil and lemongrass oil.
- Soak cotton ball on lemongrass oil.
- Rub gently on cold sores.
- Do this everyday for one to two weeks.
Although cold sores are not life threatening, you would want to treat them right away as they're contagious and painful.
Use these remedies to get rid of this condition for good.