The phrase, “Mind the Gap, will be familiar to anyone who has been in London. As people enter and exit the Tube (subway) they are told to mind the gap. However, the British accent makes it difficult to grasp what is being said as well as a colloquialism that is unfamiliar to Americans. After […]
read moreOne of the greatest mysteries in life is the joining of men and women in holy matrimony. Wedding ceremonies have occurred for thousands of years. So, one would think any mysterious elements associated with something that occurs so frequently, and in the presence of many witnesses, would be resolved by the New Millennium. What makes […]
read moreConsumers are protected by corporate trademarks. Trademarks ensure customer satisfaction for goods or services that are purchased, no matter which state or country he or she resides. However, trademark infringement is commonplace, threatening the reputations of legitimate companies as customers purchase goods or services that are inferior or unsafe. Trademark infringements are successful because customers […]
read more(An excerpt from Stepping In, by Ron Hitchcock and Sherri Gordon) Domestic abuse is a problem that knows no social boundaries or class distinction. It affects women and children of all races and religions. Yet, it is one of the most misunderstood crimes in our country and often the least obvious. What’s more, churches are […]
read moreAn added benefit to using the LIMRI in premarital preparation and marriage enrichment is its ability to identify healthy relationship factors such as relational maturity. Relational maturity denotes one’s ability or willingness to connect on both emotional and cognitive levels with their fiancé or spouse. There are twenty-one statements in the LIMRI that […]
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