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Award-winning author and pastor B.F. Randall makes it a regular practice to take his horses out and camp or head out on his motorcycle in
From the time a pregnancy is confirmed, parents start having hopes and expectations about who their child will become. As he or she grows and
In the controversy and debate over race relations in the last few years, one important group has been left out — those of mixed heritage.
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