Bethany Bear Hebbard, a textile artist and advocate for the poor and homeless, will deliver the first University of Mobile (UM) Honors Lecture on Oct. 19. Hebbard will focus on her work at Community First! Village, a master-planned community for the chronically homeless in Austin, Texas. Previously she was assistant professor of English and director of the Honors Program at UM.
Hebbard will speak at 5 p.m. in Weaver Auditorium on the UM campus. The public is invited.
David Gerrard, nationally recognized magician, will be performing at two different locations in April.
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“My desire and prayer is that we would leave this chapel time with a larger view of Jesus of Nazareth than the one we came in with and that your passions would be ignited for Him,” said Jeff Medders.
In a move Feb. 12 seen as a human rights victory, Afzal Baig, a civil judge in Bahawalpur, invalidated the Muslim marriage of 25-year-old Shahida Bibi.
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