A Hug to the Message

from The Next Step Hosted by Fr. Vazken Movsesian

Next Step #167: Hug from the lady who lost Max and the importance of human touch. Science & religion met at the grape blessing as they do in all things Christ-centered. The victims of the sexual revolution and the claim-to-fame of the famous. Divorce and the family/children. The primary purpose of institutions is Darwinian in nature. Listen up - and get a hug coupon while you're at it. Details today. Musical Selection: "Armenian Dance" by John Bilezikjian http://dantzrecords.com/ Ani's Bubbles "River Rafting" Links on today's show: Bikes you need to check out http://predatorcycling.com/ NPR - Study: Are cohabitating parents bad for kids? Man from Ick: http://armodoxy.blogspot.com/2011/08/man-from-ick.html Produced by Suzie Shatarevyan for epostle.net Look for The Next Step on blubrry.com

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