Benjamin's Tribe: Pastor Alexander at 75?

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VIDEOS TO WATCH: *Updated March 2011- Like Dandelion Dust, Get Low, Faith Like Potatoes, Definitely not PG but PG-13 for a gut-wrenching accidental death of a 10 year old. Good movie though.. Based on a true story, the death scene..actually, rescues the movie from an unrealistic sentimentalism. Cinderella Man, Molokai: The Story of Father Damien, BBC Bleak House, BBC Martin Chuzzlewit, Life is Beautiful, The Young Victoria, Toy Story 3, Porco Rosso, The Chorus, Something the Lord Made, BBC Sense and Sensibility, Ushpizin, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (use caution with these foreign french films), About a Boy, Gran Torino (*use caution) The Blind Side, In the Shadow of the Moon, Jean de Florette and Manon of the Spring (**avoid one clip entirely by anticipating it when a girl is taking an outside bath--Manon of the Spring film only) Slumdog Millionare, Babbett's Feast, Lord of the Rings (esp. Fellowship of Ring) Bella, Fireproof, Dark Knight, Planet Earth, Stranger than Fiction
GOOD MUSIC: Sufjan Stevens, Cantus Christi, Jack Johnson, Thomas Tallis, Gregorian Chant, Antiochian Chant, Some of Matt Pond PA, Some Norah Jones, Alison Krauss, Martin Luther, David
GREAT books: the Word of God, The Sociology of the Church, Luke: for Everyone, A Great Mystery, Perelandra, The Holy Trinity, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Canon Press family series, The Principle of Protestantism, The Reformation in England, Leadership and Self-Deception, Good to Great, Revolution by Ron Paul, Worship by Hughes Oliphant Old, Primeval Saints, the Doctrine of the Knowledge of God, All the Trouble in the World, Bobos in Paradise, The Ecclesiastical Text, Lectures to My Students, Preaching the Whole Bible as Christian Scripture, and that's probably good for now

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