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Home, or Something Like It: The Story of <i>The Road From Raqqa</i> - Vimarsana News

Home, or Something Like It: The Story of <i>The Road From Raqqa</i>

At Café Rakka in Hendersonville — a small restaurant just a short drive north of Nashville — Riyad Alkasem serves up bottles of homemade tea, hummus and muhammara in colorful

Islam 101 Fellowship Program works to build bridges in the community - Vimarsana News

Islam 101 Fellowship Program works to build bridges in the community

During this holy month of Ramadan, the public is invited to the Islamic Center of Nashville where they can learn more about their Muslim neighbors, engage in conversation and share a meal together.

Avi Poster social justice activist Jewish community leader dies - Vimarsana News

Avi Poster social justice activist Jewish community leader dies

Avi Poster was a fervent activist for social justice and interfaith dialogue in Nashville.

AP-NORC poll: On game day, some see prayer as a Hail Mary - Vimarsana News

AP-NORC poll: On game day, some see prayer as a Hail Mary

Dolores Mejia thought the Chicago Bears could use a Hail Mary. In fact, she said the prayer several times as she watched the 1986 Super Bowl, pairing the intercession to the Holy Mother with two other rosary staples — the Our Father and the Glory Be — before her team defeated the New England Patriots 46-10 and took home their first and only Vince Lombardi Trophy.

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WITH POLL | On game day, some see prayer as a Hail Mary, AP-NORC poll finds - Vimarsana News

WITH POLL | On game day, some see prayer as a Hail Mary, AP-NORC poll finds

Dolores Mejia thought the Chicago Bears could use a Hail Mary.