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This Quoircast podcast episode is brought to you by There Once Were Orange Groves by David Giles. Published by Quoir and available now In this episode we chat with Keith Giles and Matthew Distefano Keith Giles is a former pastor who left the pulpit to follow Jesus and start a house church where no one takes a salary and 100 percent of all offerings are given to help the poor in the community. He has been a published writer since 1989. He is the author of several books, including: Jesus Unbound: ...

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The active involvement of fathers in child-rearing has far-reaching implications for a child's emotional and cognitive development.

Read one first-gen student’s inspiring photo essay about overcoming financial burdens and family crises to earn her college degree. This photo essay is part of a yearlong Chronicle visual series that highlights the challenges facing first-generation students and others.

Poem, first published in October 1922, is one of the most influential of the 20th century

Mighty Mike Schermer gathers an A-List crew for his Little Village debut. Dennis Johnsons slide slithers like a snake. Gina Sicilia resurrects Rev. Gary Davis. The Hogtown Allstars go "Hog Wild." Corky Siegel is a one-of-a-kind harmonica man, the likes of which youve NEVER heard.

IN honour of Black History Month, Wirral residents were invited to take part in a six-week creative writing programme at Birkenhead Central library.

On Friday, Sept. 23, the seventh Corky Siegel’s Chamber Blues album will be released, “More Different Voices.” Seigel described his music: “The string quartet remains performing in a classical flavor. They are not backing up a blues harmonica. They stay in the classical character and, of course, I stay in the blues character. And then we bring in another element.”

Shows on education range from the warmly comic to the thoughtfully investigative, while TS Eliot’s The Waste Land gets a centenary revival

One of the great benefits of outdoor art is that it engages with people who may never have otherwise had the opportunity to do so