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Wake County Animal Center Hot House

truthbeknown — Fri, 09 May 2008 20:15:44 -0400

I witnessed shelter dogs in great distress throughout the summer of 2007. We are the voice of the voiceless. The public needs to keep an eye on Wake Animal Center...to be sure they keep making positive changes for the animals. Apathy means pain for the shelter dogs.

hot summer at the shelters

Ashley Sue — Thu, 08 May 2008 12:47:13 -0400

I can only hope we have a very mild summer. Last year, that month straight of 100+ degrees was horrible, even if you had a cushy home and air conditioning. The shelters were miserable, I am sure.

skid row

mcaroline — Thu, 01 May 2008 10:19:09 -0400

Too cute!

Thank you Java55. It truly

PastorG — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 18:07:43 -0500

Thank you Java55. It truly is amazing the difference when you do it God's way. Since the the date of my last post (within the past two weeks) we had added 27 more people to our community. When God sees you're ready, He sends the growth. I encourage every pastor and ministry of every small church out there, hang in and find out what changes God desires you to make. You prepare the soil and God sends the growth. You do the natural and God will take care of the supernatural. Blessings, Pastor Glen

This put a smile on my face!

Java55 — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 22:57:16 -0500

Its a true blessing just to see that another amongst the few has got it right. Do keep up God's good work and may the harvests be bountiful.

Video Game Camp

Phionne Montague — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 11:07:15 -0500

Good Morning. I would like to know if Wake Tech will be hosting the Digital Game Summer Camp this year. I also would like to know about the costs associated with the camp.

Beautiful!

CarolineJ — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 11:09:48 -0500

Zeke is very handsome! I'll show him to my 3 beautiful Himalayans.

From an adoptive mother

euris — Sat, 01 Sep 2007 15:56:36 -0400

I am the mother of an adopted daughter, and I have told her from day one that if she wants to try and find her birth family, I am with her all the way. Her Father and I brought her home when she was 5 weeks old, and he died when she was 5. I am a genealogy nut, and I know if I were adopted, I would be searching for my family. I am glad the law passed. Adoptees have a right to their birth information. I think it is an inborn curiosity to know who you really are.

Update on Church Merger

PastorG — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 07:06:42 -0400

The excitement builds as we near our Church Merger date. Already we have seen God doing awesome things with new families coming and joining in and old families coming back once again and new people getting saved; they are all joining the journey.

Easter Sunday Pastor Glen shared a message titled "A New Beginning" And four people stepped forward and accepted the challenge to start a new life with Jesus. Then this past week Pastor Glen started a new series titled, "Joining the Journey" And again people responded with excitement and anticipation. On April 22nd the church members will vote to complete the merger process and officially start their new journey together.

This coming week an article on the church merger will be run in the East Wake News, don't miss it!

If you are looking for a new church or you haven't been to church in a while this is a great opportunity to start your new journey with us. For more information check out www.calvaryfaith.com or call the church office (live person) at 919-523-6223 and to hear the Easter message click on podcast slide on our website.

thanks

rayray13 — Thu, 10 May 2007 11:21:09 -0400

thanks a million..... life is short and i try try to look at the bright side, the pleasant and relaxing things. i guess i'm an optimist, sort of... but i'm really a realist.... thanks again for the nice comment..

reflections

NonMar — Thu, 10 May 2007 09:46:25 -0400

I love the way you look at the world rayray!

Very nice

arts21 — Thu, 10 May 2007 08:30:11 -0400

I really like the reflections in the water

seems obvious, but I wonder about unintended consequences

msouth — Thu, 19 Apr 2007 07:40:26 -0400

Do you think it's possible that, knowing that one day their identity might be revealed, people would choose abortion instead of adoption? I know that sounds awful (at least it does to me), but I wonder if the reason for someone being able to keep the record secret is to encourage people to go ahead and go the adoption route who otherwise might not have.

I'm not really arguing for or against the current condition, just wondering if there was a reason it was put in place. If the real reason isn't as drastic as this speculation of mine, I would still be interested in knowing what it is.

Taking Risks

GotJunk1 — Tue, 27 Mar 2007 11:41:10 -0400

What an inspiring story - it made my day! I had never considered or thought much about the risks a preacher's calling presents. Thanks for the story.

adoptees....

lisarp — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 13:34:14 -0500

I'm going to assume that you are in fact adopted and not just looking for a fight. I am also adopted. I am 42, female, and as far as I know originally from North Carolina. I was given up at birth and spent the next three years in foster homes. I was finally adopted at age three by a family that could provide for me in many ways. Tragically, I was told as a child that my bparents died in a horrible auto accident. I believed this until I was 24 when one of my asisters felt the need to share the truth. Actually ,my bparents didn't die. They gave me up because of an office affair between a married man and his single secretary. You know the rest of the story. So for over 20 years my aparents and three older asiblings kept this secret from me. I have forgiven but I'll never forget. I have three daughters of my own now. Their ages are 8, 12, and 16. Because of the tight laws of NC I will never be able to let them know about my family's medical history. I will never know what is around the corner for me health wise. Neither will they. Because of NC's tight laws I will never know who my ancestors were. I have no history and as far as I know my children are the only living ties I have to this world. I'm 42 and an adult. I have experienced childhood, young adulthood, and parenthood. I don't want to know about my history so I can hunt down my bparents but it would be nice to know where I really was born when people ask me. I would like to know if my birthdate is real. And I would like to be able to trace my ancestry just like everyone else can; including my afamily. To me, that's a punch in the gut.