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Taking Up Serpents: A History of Snake Handling by David L. Kimbrough, X

Taking Up Serpents: A History of Snake Handling by David L. Kimbrough, X
In Taking Up Serpents: A History of Snake Handling Kimbrough explains the history and practice of serpent-handling believers from the perspective of a respectful and scholarly participant-observer. While this is a story of Kimbrough's experiences with the Saylor family of eastern Kentucky, Kimbrough explains the origins of serpent handling as they emerged in the teachings of George Hensley of the Grasshopper community near Cleveland, Tennessee. Churches that practice snake handling have dotted the Appalachian mountains for over 100 years, but not until now has their story been so consistently and faithfully written by an author who is both a participant-observer and a Ph.D. historian. Having an Appalachian background himself, David Kimbrough studied, observed, participated with, and befriended many individuals in this unique expression of faith: the handling of snakes. This activity is understood not as a test of God's care and protection, but in fulfillment of the command of Jesus himself, that if done in his name then no harm would come to them. The exception to this is if the person is not right with God, then injury and/or death could follow. It was a test of the person's faith. Believing wholeheartedly that such an act was not only appropriate but commanded, churches practicing the handling of snakes and the drinking of poisons have often been labeled as cultic in nature, but, according to Kimbrough, nothing could be further from the truth. These are people who truly believe in taking the words of the New Testament seriously. This wonderfully-researched and engrossing book is the most complete account of the people and the churches that practice the handling of snakes intheir worship of God.



Destiny's Child: Can You Handle This?
Destiny's Child: Can You Handle This?
Their name is synonymous with classy, hip-hop-infused R&B. It's been shouted by countless fans across the globe and announced as winners everywhere from the MTV Awards to the Grammy's to the NAACP Image Awards. Beyonce Knowles, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams, better known as "Destiny's Child" have taken their positive message of empowerment to a new label, becoming one of the world's best-selling-ever female groups. But it hasn't always been that way. "Can You Handle This" will trace the sometimes bumpy steps that lead to stardom for this flashy trio from Houston, Texas. From several personal changes, court challenges, rumors and innuendo, the ladies have persevered to become an international success. We'll travel to their hometown of Houston, Texas to talk to childhood friends who have witnessed the journey from the group's first ever rap performance on a talent show to now. "Can You Handle This" will visit the now world famous hair salon in Houston where Beyonce's mother experimented with the styles that we see on stage today. What happened to the original members of Destiny's Child? Why were they dropped and where are they now? "Can You Handle This" will talk to those in the know who will provide insight into a very difficult time in the group's history. Destiny's Child is more than music. It's an attitude and a look. "Can You Handle This" takes you inside the world of these three divas to find out how they keep the beat going. "Can You Handle This" is a must for every Destiny's Child fan.



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Light board operator - In the performing arts, the Light board Operator is the "techie" in change of operating all lighting equipment for a performance, with the possible exception of the spotlights, which are usually handled by one or more designated spotlight operators.

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