October 2025 | LGB Christians
Challenging Homophobia: Championing Freedom, Faith and Sex-Based Rights| LGB Christians
Challenging Homophobia: Championing Freedom, Faith and Sex-Based Rights| LGB Christians
Our letter congratulating the Rt Revd Sarah Mullally on her appointment as Archbishop-elect of Canterbury was published on Friday 10th October 2025. We pray for her leadership as the Church navigates issues around gender-identity ideology, safeguarding, and Christian doctrine.| LGB Christians
Ahead of the European Council meeting (23-24 October 2025) members of the Coalition for Higher Ambition have written to EU Heads of State and Government to ask for support a domestic 2040 net emission reduction target of at least 90%, to finally confirm the EU’s commitment to the Paris Agreement ahead of COP30. Read the […] The post Statement from the Coalition for Higher Ambition urging to support an ambitious EU 2040 domestic emission reduction target ahead of COP30 appeared first on CA...| CAN Europe
Ahead of the Environment Council on 21 October 2025, in which Council conclusions on preparations for the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP) to the UNFCCC will be adopted, CAN Europe has written to EU Environment ministers with a number of key demands. As COP30 approaches, marking ten years since the Paris Agreement, the EU […]| CAN Europe
Click here to read 10 Letter Learning Activities with Blocks on Hands On As We Grow® --- Simple & engaging letter learning activities with blocks designed to add a touch of creativity to your block play.| Hands On As We Grow®
Children are naturally curious learners, and one of the most powerful ways to support their early literacy journey is through hands-on learning tools. The Montessori Movable Alphabet is one of those classic materials that has stood the test of time, helping young children connect spoken language with written symbols in an engaging, tactile way. The post How To Use The Montessori Movable Alphabet appeared first on Mom With Five.| Mom With Five
Send letters, maximum 250 words, to letters@cascadiadaily.com| www.cascadiadaily.com
by Barbara Ridley I’ve decided to get rid of more “stuff.” I haven’t exactly gone all Marie Kondo; one glance at my overflowing bookshelves would tell you that. I’m more in Swedish Death Cleaning m…| The Lit Nerds
Our World is Drowning in (Mis)Information Dear Church in Persistent Information Overload, Are you overwhelmed? If the Information Age began in the mid-20th century and ... Read More The post Communities of Wisdom in a World Drowning from Information Overload appeared first on Missio Alliance.| Missio Alliance
It’s Not Up To Us To the Western Church, endlessly wrestling for control and power: The other day on a road trip I was listening ... Read More The post A Crisis of Control: On Letting Go of Power appeared first on Missio Alliance.| Missio Alliance
"In spite of all the ways you’ve been bruised and abused, beloved Ecclesia, remember your true self. Fiercely protect the place deep in you where Jesus’ Name is written."| Missio Alliance
I was concerned to see the rates that Santa Barbara BCycle charges for the use of its e-bikes. The post E-Bike Expenses appeared first on The Santa Barbara Independent.| The Santa Barbara Independent
Donald Trump and his disciples claim his election in 2024 was a landslide. That's not even close to being true. The post A Landslide of Protests appeared first on The Santa Barbara Independent.| The Santa Barbara Independent
ACTA’s Chief of Staff and Senior VP of Strategy, sent a letter to the Commission for Public Higher Education (CPHE) commending their work...| American Council of Trustees and Alumni
Read what your friends and neighbors have to say... The post Letters to the editor: October 15, 2025 (In support of Esi Lewis, No Kings, Peace plan and more) first appeared on Hudson Valley One.| Hudson Valley One
SIGN ONLINE HERE Or email ecp@prostitutescollective.net to be added. Dear Home Secretary, We are writing to ask that you take action to abolish ‘prostitute’s cautions’ which trap women in sex work, prevent them from leaving abusive and violent relationships, and push them further into poverty. ‘Prostitute’s cautions’ are cautions that the police can give to […] The post Open Letter: To Home Secretary – Abolish “Prostitute’s Cautions” appeared first on English Collective ...| English Collective of Prostitutes
Tom Weber ('73) Tom Weber recently wrote "The Christmas Doctor, Book Seven: The True Story of Dr. J.P. Weber" about his father's life as a...| www.law.utah.edu
Fall in love with this romance book list of pen pal romance books where characters fall in love through letters| She Reads Romance Books
Letter to the editor The post Letter to the editor: A civilised society does not withhold care based on citizenship first appeared on East Anglia Bylines.| East Anglia Bylines
Friends and lovers for you are at handBut the two you must not confuseYour special mate – may not be straightBe prepared to hear some news Frivolous feelings won’t be much helpFeather-brained will only do harmListen to your heart – when it says departThen find someone else to charm| ladysighs
Hassle and hoo-ha are in view todayDispute and discord lay aheadBe ready for friction – and much contradiction‘Twould be best if you just stayed in bed A run-in and rupture a riot and riftEverythin…| ladysighs
Some of the UK’s biggest charities have written to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to express deep concern at the government’s direction on immigration and urged...| Refugee Action
This week after years long wait, I was informed that my request for gender affirming surgery has been scheduled and will occur in Late October 2025! My journey to Gender Affirming surgery has not been…| Justice For Demi
The Nourishment of God’s Womb for the Church To the Reckless Church in America, The thing which we’ve greatly feared has come upon us, sisters ... Read More The post The Bill For Our Recklessness Has Come Due appeared first on Missio Alliance.| Missio Alliance
You Are Loved Oneya, an ambassador of the Kingdom of God. To those of the Church in the West, beloved in Christ before the foundations ... Read More The post Aren’t You Tired of Attempting to Dominate? (You Are Loved) appeared first on Missio Alliance.| Missio Alliance
An Invitation to Listen When you really think about it, we write scores of letters every single day, in a vast array of structures and ... Read More The post Letters to the Church: An Invitation to Listen appeared first on Missio Alliance.| Missio Alliance
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I was so appalled at the ‘open letter’ signed by some evangelicals re the Unite the Kingdom march that I wrote this article on Christian Today – you can get the original here Disuniting the Kingdom – an open letter to evangelical signatories of the anti ‘Unite the Kingdom’ letter – CT To those evangelicals […]| TheWeeFlea.com
With this Preschool Learning Workbook, your child can practice numbers, letters, shapes, colors, and cutting in a fun and engaging way! The post Free Printable Preschool Learning Workbook appeared first on Happy Toddler Playtime.| Happy Toddler Playtime
These fall sticky wall ideas bring in everything we love about autumn—pumpkins, leaves, turkeys, and even a touch of Halloween! The post Fun Fall Sticky Walls for Kids appeared first on Happy Toddler Playtime.| Happy Toddler Playtime
September is flying by in a whirlwind of events, apple cider donuts and golden light. Amid all that, here’s what I have been reading: We All Live Here, Jojo MoyesI picked up Moyes’ latest at the Strand this summer. It follows Lila, struggling after her divorce and juggling her writing career and a houseful of […]| cakes, tea and dreams
Dear Editor, As someone who has been associated with the Ministry of Education for more than fifteen years -including the past five working under former Minister of Education, Priya Manickchand – I have seen firsthand how different leadership styles shape the growth and direction of the sector. Each Minister brings unique qualities that leave an […]| Guyana Times
When I moved to Evanston in 1967—58 years ago—there was an empty lot in downtown Evanston next to a bank drive-in that consumed 85 feet of public| Evanston RoundTable
After reading the RoundTable’s recent article about the challenges of finding a site for the urban farm that was voted on through participatory budgeting,| Evanston RoundTable
On Wednesday, Charlie Kirk was assassinated on the campus of Utah Valley University. He was murdered while engaging in good-faith dialogue with college students – the proper, tried-and-true way of practicing politics in a republic. He leaves behind a widowed wife and two young children. His death is a tragedy for his family and the [...] The post Statement on the Assassination of Charlie Kirk first appeared on The Princeton Tory.| The Princeton Tory
Dear Princeton Class of ’29: This letter comes to you from the alumni organization, Princetonians for Free Speech (PFS). We have existed since you started high school four years ago. We were founded in response to a growing concern that Princeton has drifted from its core mission of the pursuit of knowledge and truth, and [...] The post A Letter to the Class of ’29 from Princetonians for Free Speech first appeared on The Princeton Tory.| The Princeton Tory
Ahead of the September ENV Council (18th) and ENVI Committee vote (23rd), the Coalition for Higher Ambition, an alliance of European business, major city networks and regional governments and civil society organisations, has written to European leaders to voice support a 2040 net domestic emission reduction target of at least 90% and an ambitious Nationally […]| CAN Europe
Noticing and appreciating efforts – is known by social scientists as the "effort heuristic." The quality or worth of an object is determined from the perceived amount of effort that went into producing that object. And we humans love the feeling that someone, somewhere, was making an effort.| Just Looking
It's funny how often the more you understand, the more awe you feel. An artist friend of Nobel-winning physicist Richard Feynman once lamented how science makes things dull. Read the iconic rebuttal below.| Just Looking
Walking the streets in search of face pareidolia can help boost our creativity, and when we spot a face, it can also be a humbling reminder of how our eyes can be nudged and fooled.| Just Looking
Because we can't control everything in this crazy world, but we can choose how to use our attention.| Just Looking
What is worth noticing? We have seemingly endless choices in our infinite scrolls and instant searches. But on closer examination, we find algorithms creating monocultures. Attentionally malnourished, we can easily start feeling disconnected.| Just Looking
We have so many allies in this world, including just the colour blue in the sky. It is amazing how simply noticing colours and paying attention can help bring you back to the moment and feel less alone in the world.| Just Looking
Keeping one's heart open is risky business. It means anything can stop by for a visit. Sadness, sorrow, grief and, yes, joy too. We can either keep ourselves open to everything, or nothing at all.| Just Looking
Wetware. Organic apparatus. Bio-processor. I have serious hesitations about each of these terms for the human body. I'm wary of conflating machines with humans. But there is at least one thing we have in common with machines: we rely on electricity to function.| Just Looking
As Doctor Who sums up: time isn't simply a linear progression. It's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff. So how do we actually slow it down?| Just Looking
Not all minutes are made equal. Some flash past in stealth mode, and others inch forward like an old man in a high-vis jacket. That's because there are (at least) two very different things we mean when we talk about time.| Just Looking
Rule of Thirds. Golden Ratio. Leading Lines. The conventional rules are geared to work well for a certain palette of stories. But what if you want to tell a different story?| Just Looking
Once we've been a person for a while, it's hard to stave off feelings of mundanity. But who's to say we can't start again?| Just Looking
What is discussed in classrooms, rather than conference halls, about “our alternative ecologies, our archives of resistance, our insurgent epistemologies ” is important. It provides a vocabulary, a grammar for the very students whose encampments were met with such violent resistance. And at least here in the UK, literature departments are hubs of union organizing and resistance. If it weren’t so, there wouldn’t be such a concerted effort — whether in the neoliberal garb of aus...| n+1Articles – n+1
Dear Editor, The pessimistic phrase, “Not all that starts well ends well,” is a direct contradiction to the optimistic proverb, “All’s well that ends well.” The much-anticipated weekend commenced well with President Dr Irfaan Ali’s announcement of naming a few Permanent Secretaries and Presidential Advisors, some members of his Cabinet and Members of Parliament, which […]| Guyana Times
The Indy is up for six regional and national awards.| Commentary Archives – The Independent
In her Netflix special, Wanda Sykes humorously quips, ‘We’re Black, but we’re also green!’ to normalize a lighthearted portrayal of Blackness, referring to campaigns promoting everyday activities among Black people, […]| Commentary Archives – The Independent
Policies must embrace principles of justice| The Independent
These are the letters we received during the past week. We want to hear from you! Email editor@pajaronian.com| The Pajaronian | Watsonville, CA
Dear Editor, In what many observers consider a major accomplishment in the journey towards national unity, the September 1 General and Regional Elections (GRE) have repositioned and reinstated the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) as noted by the majority of media outlets locally and within the region. In reality, the 1992 “Time to Rebuild, Time for […]| Guyana Times
Dear Editor, Significant anticipation had accompanied the Elections 2025 campaign, with political party leaders making numerous commitments—including substantial cash grants, poverty reduction, enhanced inclusivity, greater equity, transparency, and more responsive governance. The impact of these promises on voters was evident in the Elections 2025 results. A newly formed party, WIN (We Invest in Nationhood), which began […]| Guyana Times
This history of the first feminist movement in the UK is terrific. The Bluestockings were an informal group of eighteenth-century middle- and upper-class women of talent, distinction, wit and intel…| Kate Macdonald
Big Issue readers speak out against the asylum protestors using other people's trauma to further their own political cause| Big Issue
Donald Trump thinks he's the true political leadership — a most major problem, indeed!| The Santa Barbara Independent
The summer 2025 issue of Res Gestae features three incredible women. As I thought about what threaded all of their stories together, the word "humanity" came to mind.| S.J. Quinney College of Law
When Associate Professor Nicolás Parra-Herrera wrote his thesis about the Socratic philosophy for his master’s degree, Socrates’ way of examining himself and others through conversation resonated with him. He has carried this emphasis on dialogue to his career in law and was recently named the Wagner/Holbrook Presidential Chair in Negotiation.| S.J. Quinney College of Law
I look forward to the spring semester each year because we welcome old friends to our Alumni Awards (which double as our class reunions) and our Golden Gavel Society celebration, and we also celebrate our new graduates at convocation! It’s rewarding to meet so many of you and catch up on your accomplishments.| S.J. Quinney College of Law
Utah Law honored alumni at its annual Alumni Awards on Friday, April 11, and recognized those who graduated at least 50 years ago at the Golden Gavel Society celebration on April 12.| S.J. Quinney College of Law
I'm excited to present the Winter 2025 issue of Res Gestae, which features three alumni who are passionate about serving others, both through environmental work and volunteer efforts with underserved populations.| S.J. Quinney College of Law
Thanks to a $5 million gift from the I.J. & Jeanné Wagner Foundation, the S.J. Quinney College of Law is establishing the Wagner/Holbrook Presidential Chair in Negotiation, which will support recruitment and retention of tenured or tenure-track faculty in the field of negotiation.| S.J. Quinney College of Law
Professor Emeritus William (Bill) J. Lockhart, who taught at S.J. Quinney College of Law for nearly 50 years, passed away April 16, 2024, at age...| www.law.utah.edu
Rainer Maria Rilke’s "Letters to a Young Painter" explores how art, cats and the paradox of possession illuminate the creative life.| The Culturium
Letters to the editor from the August 28, 2025, edition of the Western Producer.| The Western Producer
Advice given to Ministers on how the Warm Homes Plan can deliver lasting benefits for people living in cold, damp and unaffordable homes.| End Fuel Poverty Coalition
Multi-agent collaboration is the last of the four key AI agentic design patterns that I’ve described in recent letters...| Agentic Design Patterns Part 5, Multi-Agent Collaboration
Dear Friends, With a grateful heart and with God’s grace and love, I begin my new responsibility as the seventh bishop of the Diocese of San Diego. I want […] The post New Bishop Shares His Vision appeared first on Catholic Diocese of San Diego.| Catholic Diocese of San Diego
Quý bạn hữu thân mến, Với một trái tim biết ơn và nhờ hồng ân Chúa cùng tình yêu của Ngài, tôi bắt đầu nhiệm vụ mới của mình với […] The post Thư gửi từ Đức Giám Mục Michael Phạm Minh Cường appeared first on Catholic Diocese of San Diego.| Catholic Diocese of San Diego
To the Editors: An article by Kathryn Everly in the March 2022 Volunteer on Salaria Kea’s life and her experiences in Spain focused on the fairness of comments found in the ALBA Collection at the Tamiment Library. When Fredericka Martin reviewed materials by and about Salaria, she found that some accounts of incidents were either […]| The Volunteer
To the Editors: As a longtime supporter of VALB and ALBA—and as a 76-year-old “red diaper baby” having been brought up in a “Brigade-adjacent” family—I was excited to see the announcement for the play At the Barricades, brought to us by a younger generation of activist theater makers. The performance was so impressive that I actually […]| The Volunteer
Edmonton Journal readers have their say on pricey Rogers Place concessions, COVID vaccines and teachers.| edmontonjournal
BUCKS COUNTY – August 12, 2025 – Senator Santarsiero and Representative Warren Call on Federal Agency to Take Action on Upper Makefield Pipeline: The post Senator Santarsiero and Representative Warren Call on Federal Agency to Take Action on Upper Makefield Pipeline appeared first on Senator Steve Santarsiero.| Senator Steve Santarsiero
Try spaghetti letters to learn to write your name, that's a sensory-rich, messy activity, that's packed full of learning their name, letters and tracing!| Hands On As We Grow®
The best collection of 40 I Love You Letters for Her — Short and long letters that express unwavering love, gratitude, and devotion. That’s a beautifully heartfelt sentiment. 💌 If you’re looking to express your love through emotional letters that truly touch her soul, here are some curated resources and examples that can help you […]| Dreams Quote
These Goldilocks and the Three Bears Activities for Pre-K & Kindergarten include resources for literacy, math, science, and gross motor!| The Kindergarten Connection
On 2 May 2025 The Church Times published an analysis of the Supreme Court Ruling on gender: 'Analysis: 'Women' Defined - within limits'. We wrote to the editor with the following response which was not published.| LGB Christians
**WARNING this massage contains language and incidents of abuse and maybe triggering to those who have like Demi endured trauma. January 23, 2024 Dear Ms. Kuhn Prior to writing this massage, I have sought help from Special Victims Unit, Special Investigation Division, I have sought help from my institutional PREA manager and from numerous staff […]| Justice For Demi
I woke up today….And lately its been a fight ….fight after fight its vexing and often the root of my depression…. “Demi how are you dong today” that is the words everyone ask, and I respond… “I’m good” but no the reality is that I am breaking I am losing sight. I don’t respond with […]| Justice For Demi
Just a few months ago I completed my first gender affirming surgery. I can not verbalize the happiness I felt for finally being able to take permanent steps in the right direction that conforms to who I am. Yet, my happiness was short lived when my administration In March attempted to place me in protective […]| Justice For Demi
There is no doubt or surprise to NJDOC that I am a woman who is transgender and approved for surgery. For more than a year now I have been waiting and waiting for DOC to send me to a surgeon. They have created delays that have only exacerbated my conditions. I am diagnosed with Gender […]| Justice For Demi
Dear Ghayda, As your tenure as Chair of the Independent Advisory Committee (IAC) comes to a close, the GIFCT team and Operating Board would like to express their sincere gratitude for your role in providing leadership and coordinating the IAC over the past three years. You have played an instrumental role, first as a founding member of the IAC and …| GIFCT
Maybe it’s the case that younger readers — always a sizeable faction of n+1’s audience — associate email with school or work, and don’t think to sit down and compose, for fun, corrections or admonishments about, say, the misuse of Bourdieu in the latest Intellectual Situation (Issue 16, inspiring four letters in Issue 17). Maybe our email address (editors@nplusonemag.com!) is poorly publicized?| n+1Articles – n+1
Back when I was an intern at Ice Cube Press, I sometimes attended events and classes with my boss. A few years ago, Steve was teaching a writing course every Monday night in another city an hour away. I came along for one class. During the drive back home, I revealed to him that I […]| Editor's Quill
I doubt they will publish it, but I wrote the following letter to Private Eye today.| Wayne Myers
In a time of constant communication, it seems like sending a letter is trivial and time-consuming. It might take a week or two to gain a response when you could have what you need within seconds of sending a text. However, the art of writing letters should be embraced and leaned into.| The Baylor Lariat - The official student news source
Teach the letter G with this fun G is for grass letter craft.| www.findingmyselfyoung.com
Jacqueline Wilson on letters, empathy, book bans.| PEN Transmissions
This month I offically recieved confirmation from the prison officails that my surgery would be moving forward, the news was the most postive news that I had recieved within the last several years…| Justice For Demi
On 25 February, AGU joined nearly 500 businesses, organizations, and institutions in a letter to Congress to urge them to oppose cuts to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). See the letter below: Dear Members of Congress, The businesses, organizations, and institutions signed below strongly urge you to oppose actions by the Trump administration to dismantle, privatize, or significantly diminish the critical services and functions of the National Oceanic …| The Bridge: Connecting Science and Policy
