Jackson will be interviewed by Ross Stanton Jordan, curator of the ALPLM’s “Freedom in Form” exhibition. At 2 p.m. the same ...

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The president’s address to Congress highlighted one clear winner: Immigration.

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If you look at the new leadership, you’ll see people connected to the community, some with children, some with deep roots, others wanting to establish a life here for themselves and their families.

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Leaving Ur was just the beginning of the journey of faith God called him to. The Story of Abraham: Responding to God's Call Abraham, originally named Abram, was born in the ancient city of Ur of the ...