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Thursday, October 2, 2008

Jennifer at Dynamic Video was the videographer for Kira and Joe and was kind enough to send me video stills from their wedding day.

By 1950, the Protestant Mainline held among its membership half (maybe more) of the American population. Today, it's less than 10 percent. What happened?

By ANDY HUMBLES ahumbles@tennessean.com 615-726-5939 – • July 25, 2008

The AARP Grief and Loss Group will meet at 2 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 3 at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, 85 Fairway Drive in Donelson.
The program will be on The Bowen-Campbell House and family located in Mansker’s Station.

For any of you that read and enjoyed the story of "Fay, Izzy and the Klan", while attending the GS ice cream social, I was given a photo of the of GS "Mohicans" Troop 8, St. John's Episcopal Church 1924-1926. In the photo you can see the girl, Elizabeth "Izzy" Ijams, that became the woman who faced down the Klan.

While there are still certainly a myriad of potential roadblocks to his running for or winning a statewide race in Tennessee, one thing is for sure, Harold Ford, Jr. has solved his “bachelor problem“:

From the NY Post:

I have so many memories of the Nashville tornado in 1998. My neighborhood was one of the epicenters of destruction 10 years ago today. Tonight, my church hosts part of the city's official commemoration, with an original choral piece we commissioned for the occasion.