According to an AP article on the front page of The Oklahoman young people grow more materialistic. Seems since 1966 incoming college freshmen consider financial prosperity very important. Pew Research Center indicated 80 percent of 18-to 25-year-olds ranked getting rich as their top priority.
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One week ago I posted on the upcoming ETREK Road Trip here in the OKC Metro. Some updates. The Renovare event at Crossings Community Church is now posted on the Crossings Website. The price for the Road Trip has been REDUCED! Was $249, NOW, $199. … Continue reading
Keith Matthews leads our current ETREK course at Biblical Seminary. He led us through a prayer exercise using the following quote from Dr. James Houston’s response to the question about speeding up the process of spiritual formation (found in an edition of the Denver Seminary Magazine).
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Registration Opens for – ETREK Road Trip in OKC Metro!
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Collaborative Learning Journeys (www.etrek.com) will host a â??Ã?úRoad Tripâ??Ã?ù around the subject of â??Ã?úspiritual habits/practices.â??Ã?ù Currently ETREK partners with Biblical Seminary in Hatfield, PA to offer innovative … Continue reading
The “Season of unfortunate remarks” continues …
… Continue reading Read MoreLast week (Wednesday, January 17,2007) The Oklahoman carried this op-ed piece by Dan Thomasson. The opening paragraph, as well it should, caught my attention immediately,