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2 weeks ago | 
evangelicalfocus.com | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García
I want my words to be a testimony of gratitude to the Latin American Theological Fraternity for the 45-year experience of what I call ‘doing theology in community.’ For many people, theological work is a solitary task, and in the North American and European academic environment, it is sometimes a competitive task.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
newspressnow.com | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García
Every so often, I’ll ask my kids, “Do you know that I love you?” They always reply, “Yes.” Then I’ll follow up, “How do you know that I love you?” Their answers often involve things like, “Because you buy us stuff and give us stuff.” Then I ask, “But what if I didn’t have any money?
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Oct 27, 2024 | 
hanfordsentinel.com | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García
Is my faith authentic? Does my walk match my talk? Is there a gap between what I say I believe and how I live? Could I be deceiving myself, thinking my faith is real? How do I know? These are important questions, especially when something as significant as eternal salvation is on the line. No pressure, right? At New Hope, where I’m a pastor, we are studying the New Testament book of James (Jesus' half-brother).
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Oct 2, 2024 | 
wapt.com | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García
SOMEBODY IN THE DUGOUT THE OTHER DAY SAY THAT GUY'S PRETTY GOOD. WHAT'S HIS NAME? YOU KNOW, LIKE YOU'RE IN THAT WORLD, > ALRIGHT, THE MOMENT HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FANS HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR.
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Sep 9, 2024 | 
wapt.com | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García
AGAINST THE TENNESSEE SMOKIES... OUR CARLOS GARCIA WAS THERE AND HAS MORE " LET'S GO M-BRAVES" 2 DECADES OF MEMORIES. 20 YEARS OF NO-HITTERS, WALKOFFS AND CHAMPIONSHIPS. BUT ALL THAT SAID GOODBYE TO THE 'SIP TODAY AS THE MISSISSIPPI BRAVES PLAYED IT'S FINAL HOME GAME IN THE STATE. THE DOUBLE-A AFFILIATE OF THE ATLANTA BRAVES, THE M-BRAVES HAVE BEEN IN PEARL SINCE 2005, AND HAVE LEFT AN IMPACT ON MANY AROUND THE STATE AND BEYOND. < THE EXPERIENCE THAT I HAD HERE WAS JUST POSITIVE.
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Aug 15, 2024 | 
pubs.rsc.org | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García |Francisco A Tomás-Barberán |Rocío García-Villalba |M. T. Garcia-Conesa
New findings in the metabolism of the saffron apocarotenoids, crocins and crocetin, by the human gut microbiota
The main constituents of saffron are the apocarotenoids crocin and crocetin, present in the stigmas. Numerous healthy properties, especially those related to the effects on the central nervous system, have been attributed to these compounds but the metabolites responsible for these effects are still unknown.
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Jul 25, 2024 | 
latinbusinesstoday.com | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García |Adam Mock
Groundhog Day and Small Business Ownership Are a Lot Alike 6 similarities between Groundhog Day and small business ownershipJust the other day I noted the movie Groundhog Day was on the TV again. I swear it must be shown at least once a week on one channel or another. And if it is on, I almost always make an effort to watch it.
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Jul 21, 2024 | 
hanfordsentinel.com | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García
I started reading about horse training and quickly learned that horses have much to teach us. As I was reading, I came across two expressions used in horse training: “breaking a horse” and “starting a horse.” I’m guessing “starting a horse” is the more contemporary and humane way of saying the same thing. These terms describe the process of bringing a horse’s wild nature into a place of submission.
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Jun 30, 2024 | 
hanfordsentinel.com | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García
“Shotgun!”Kevin and I yelled this at each other as we both ran to lay claim on the passenger seat of the car. I don’t remember where my mom was going to take us. All we knew is that there was going to be a winner and a loser. The loser got the back seat and the winner got to sit up front, along with bragging rights. We wanted that front seat!The next thing I knew, BAM! I’m laid out flat on my back looking up at the sky.
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May 26, 2024 | 
hanfordsentinel.com | Carlos Garcia |Carlos García
"You Have to Grow Into Money!""Carlos, you have to grow into money," Charlie exclaimed. I’ll never forget that simple statement. Charlie was from the East Coast, and he was many years my senior. He was a silver-haired man, with what I would consider, an “old school” mentality. He was an old teamster. I don’t recall his reasons for moving to Hanford, but I do remember he had a knack for turning a phrase and making memorable points.
