
Mike Kelly
Social Affairs Correspondent at The Chronicle
Journalist and writer based in the North East. Views own.
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1 week ago |
thebesttimes.com | Mike Kelly
Every pastor I know will agree with me that it is frustrating to see people come Sunday after Sunday and listen to the sermon and seemingly agree with the teaching, then go and live exactly the opposite. I’m studying in Galatians and as I read it, I can almost see the steam coming out of Paul’s “pastoral” ears. Here’s a people who listened to him tell them about the freedom found in Christ.
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1 month ago |
strategicanalysis.org | Mike Kelly
The UN has scheduled a high-level conference on Palestine and the two-state solution in June in New York. The main aim of the conference, co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia, is to obtain recognition of a Palestinian state from UN members. The General Delegation of Palestine to Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific have urged the Albanese government to recognise Palestine without further delay.
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1 month ago |
courierpostonline.com | Mike Kelly
4-minute readDemocrats are in trouble. It’s been nearly seven months since their party’s debacle last November and Democrats are still searching for a message and a way to define themselves. If you want to understand how difficult that hunt for the right message has become, take a look at New Jersey. In November, the Garden State is one of just two states — Virginia is the other — to hold a statewide election for governor this year.
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1 month ago |
poughkeepsiejournal.com | Mike Kelly
4-minute readI finally gave a Mother’s Day present to my grandmother. It’s been 99 years. It was time. This is a story of how an unspeakable sadness sometimes reconciles in ways that are difficult to plan ahead of time. It's also a story about the passage of time and memory. The story begins on a Saturday night in June 1926, in a tenement on Grove Street in Jersey City, just a few blocks from the Hudson River waterfront.
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1 month ago |
northjersey.com | Mike Kelly
I finally gave a Mother’s Day present to my grandmother. It’s been 99 years. It was time. This is a story of how an unspeakable sadness sometimes reconciles in ways that are difficult to plan ahead of time. It's also a story about the passage of time and memory. The story begins on a Saturday night in June 1926, in a tenement on Grove Street in Jersey City, just a few blocks from the Hudson River waterfront.
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Beware of scary bit at 30 seconds

wonder if truss will do one https://t.co/jBdeOhWEJF

Another example of that old journalism adage, if a headline asks a question the answer is 'no'. https://t.co/ujiqSevmnH

RT @Valhalla51: This is an eye opener https://t.co/PMplLC75cc