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Urban Connection - AustinHappy Fourth of July! In honor of this glorious day in the history of our nation, I redesigned the Web site for CDM's satellite organization in the capital of Texas: Urban Connection - Austin http://www.UrbanConnectionAustin.org/ If you're in Austin, I encourage you to contact my friend Dean.

This isn’t one of those green luxury things. Green roofs and green walls are more necessary now more than ever in NYC — they dramatically improve the air quality, water quality, and reduce heat island effect while saving energy.

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Five City “How Would Jesus Vote?” Tour In Richmond Saturday June 10th, 2008 by admin in Culture, Faith And Religion, Issues, Values The five city national “How Would Jesus Vote Tour” will kick off in Richmond this Saturday, June 14. We hope you will think about registering and attending.

Thanks to the RELIGION Blog | The Dallas Morning News for writing about tomorrow's Urban Engagement Book Club on Jonathan Kozol's 'Letters to a Young Teacher.' For more info about this free event, visit: www.UrbanEngagment.org The book club is an important outreach effort of Central Dallas Ministries.

Don't volunteer. Donate. We need your money a lot more than your time. Preach on, Colonel James: http://larryjamesurbandaily.blogspot.com/2008/05/people-always-ask.htmlVisit The Raiser's Razor at http://theraiser.blogspot.com/

The Star-Spangled Banner May 2nd, 2008 by millhouse Edit | Get your copy of “The Star-Spangled Banner” as performed by Buzz Carlton.

"At first glance, he looks like a Barney’s-outfitted Wall Streeter scooting among the traffic in Queensboro Plaza in Long Island City. At least until you realize that the man wearing the suit and tie has a crumpled cardboard cup in his hand is proffering it to drivers either entering or leaving the bridge.

Urban Ministries of Durham seeks an Exceptional Development Director. Our current budget is just over $1MM. Our goals are even bigger. That’s why we need someone great. The Opportunity Homelessness. Hunger. Substance Abuse. Poverty. We confront these challenges every day.

Monday breakfast at Urban Ministries of Durham -- oatmeal, scrambled eggs, half a ham-and-cheese sandwich on whole grain bread, half a carrot/bran/something muffin, and a mug of coffee. Urban Ministries of Durham provides free meals daily -- breakfast, lunch, and dinner -- to anyone who comes by.