Father’s Day Sermon | June 18 2013 | I learned that listening can draw you closer to a message you need to hear. I probably don’t attend church as much as I should‚ but I realized the importance of going every week. The speaker is doing more than speaking in front of an audience. | First Baptist Church of Opelika | Samantha Metcalfe Mrs. Richards June 18‚ 2013 Speaker Critique Assignment Father’s Day Sermon The speaker is Steve Scoggins who is the preacher at First Baptist Church
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Today I’m thankful for my brother Trevor. Hard working‚ outgoing‚ funny‚ and simple are 4 words that describe him perfectly. No matter what he’s doing he puts his full effort into whatever it is. If it was a sport he wanted to be better at‚ he would spend hours working on it in his own time. If it was a project he needed done for school‚ he would put it before anything else. If it was a few extra hours of studying to get a good grade‚ he would do it. But most of all‚ any time anything needs done
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“Thanks for the ride Dad‚” I said as I grabbed my flag bag and my luminescent orange water jug‚ slamming the car door behind me. As his car sped off‚ I realized that it really wasn’t very cold out‚ considering it was almost November. I was glad that I had decided to wear a T-shirt and leggings. I dropped my flag bag into its usual spot‚ between the white parking line and our junior captain’s bags. I was one of the first ones there‚ which was pretty unusual‚ considering I was normally late most of
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Bob is my dad. I love Bob‚ he has raised me since I was little. I have been obese since 2 and smart since 22. I like eating potato’s and pie. If I were a potato I would be a creamy one. I love you dad.Bob is my dad. I love Bob‚ he has raised me since I was little. I have been obese since 2 and smart since 22. I like eating potato’s and pie. If I were a potato I would be a creamy one. I love you dad.Bob is my dad. I love Bob‚ he has raised me since I was little. I have been obese since 2 anBob is
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Paddy’s relationship with his father (P.24-30) This episode in the novel is the first the reader learns about Paddy’s relationship with his father. Earlier in the novel we have seen how his mother plays the sympathetic adult role‚ comforting him when he returns home with a jellyfish-related injury. But this episode is immediately after his father returns home. Firstly‚ the reader can tell that Paddy has respect for his father. Whilst watching him read he notices his hands
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Measurement in Chemistry Assignment‚ Due 22 March‚ Surname A-D Instructions: All questions must have the correct units and correct number of significant figures. Show all calculations and carry the units throughout. Submit your answers on a new page. Include your name and student number. Q1. Report the number of significant figures in each of the following: a. 0.20 b. 9.05 c. 164300 (1 mark) Q2. Report each of the
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of the argument; however I will stress the pro-Christ figure argument. Gatsby is killed by George for allegedly killing his wife Myrtle‚ running into her with his car; however the reader knows it was Daisy who was actually driving the vehicle. Gatsby never denies his association in fact he tells Nick that he will take the blame for Daisies "sin". Now this is the most convincing text as to the argument for Gatsby being a Christ like figure. Although there are plenty others that caught my eye throughout
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Elegy for my father’s father James K. Baxter Basic – First Impressions: * Different kind of title – very direct * Written in past tense – reflection * Written is second person – author describing the death of someone else * Idea of ‘Death’ – universal idea * Poem is one stanza long (written on two pages but actually one stanza) * Tone is dull and slow * References to nature and water * Free Verse * Ideas of poem (general): * Death – natural process
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Are fathers necessary for children’s well-being? It is long debatable on the involvement on a parent’s role in a child’s life. As many women choose to have children without a man‚ one question remains; does a child need to involvement of a man in their life? Parenting should be an equal responsibility with the involvement of both a man and a woman. It has been shown that fathers that engage in their children’s lives though accessibility‚ responsibility and engagement improves‚ and supports father-child
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person narrative poem ‘Father and child’ by Gwen Harwood‚ is structured in two sections each with seven stanzas and six lines. It focuses on an individuals revolt against authority and the consequences of such an action‚ as well as an insinuation of the imminent death of a parent. Harwood uses persuasive and implicit means to “mirror” the loss of innocence and its effect on the sense of appreciation or acceptance of the complexities existing in the wider world. Overall‚ ‘Father and Child’‚ demonstrates
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