Our Native Language
by Bob Branco We’ve often heard that the United States is a melting pot, meaning that we are a combination of many cultures coming together
Can Gay Men and Women Donate Blood?
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Many of us grew up with the thinking that donating blood is a highly humanitarian act that helps to save lives.
‘The Singer of Life’ Bridging Canada and South Korea
From Stephen Gill’s Press Release Heavenly Culture World Peace Restoration of Light (HWPL), headquartered in South Korea, sponsored the evening of the 25th of June
The Gun Control Debate
by Bob Branco It might be my imagination, but there seems to be an increase in mass shootings throughout the United States. In the past
Brexit – The Brits Start the Message of Independence for the World
In a historical development, the British people voted for British Exit, or Brexit, from the European Union. The vote has brought cheers to more conservative
The Paddy Stories, Book One by John Justice
by Leonore H. Dvorkin Blind Paddy Flynn, orphaned at age eight, travels by train from Philadelphia to California in 1947 to live with his childless
What Foods are Prohibited for International Travel and Why?
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Traveling by airplane is stressful enough, especially when it comes to traveling internationally. Many know about those common sense things that
What Should You Do if You are Injured Playing a Sport?
by Daniel Bell Life would be nothing without a little fun once in a while. Sports can provide a great form of entertainment for many
The Evolution of Schools for the Blind
by Bob Branco With rare exception, the student population which attended such schools years ago had blindness as their only disability. I was one of
For Future Generations
by James R. Campbell This message is at least two years in the making. It is long overdue, and has required much thought. I am