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Articles by Karen Abercrombie
The Secret Between Us
A man admired for his integrity watches his perfect life unravel when an unexpected visitor shows up at his front door and forces him to confront the painful consequences of his past betrayal.
Heaven Sent
Karen Abercrombie is an award-winning actress and independent film producer.
Spill the Beans LIVE With Laura Story, Karen Abercrombie & Michael O'Brien [Episode 80 at Fresh Grounded Faith West Michigan]
I just love to “spill the beans” with my friends! Don’t you? Well, sister, today on the 4:13 Podcast, you’re in for a special treat! Jesus needed His people. And, when you need encouragement, you need your people too. [Click to Tweet] You’re about to attend a Fresh Grounded Faith conference in West Michigan with Laura Story, former NewSong lead singer Michael O’Brien, and Karen Abercrombie, who played Miss Clara in the film, War Room.
The Art of Organ and Tissue Donation
Remember those kitschy Paint-by-Number kits from the '50s? (If not, I bet your mom does.) Staffers and volunteers of LifeGift, Houston's organ procurement organization, collaborated with local artist Reginald Adams to create a series of retro-inspired Paint-By-Numbers depicting scenes from the organ and tissue donation ecosystem to raise awareness. Check out the artwork below and learn more about the organization — we think the results are pretty stunning.? A picture is worth a thousand words.
Dr. Madhureeta Achari: Brain Foodie
Houston neurologist Madhureeta Achari is overseeing a delicate and potentially life-saving operation: the chopping of dandelion greens. Every second Saturday, Dr. Reeta, as she’s known to her patients, trades her white physician’s coat for a denim apron, embroidered with the message “Healthy is Homemade.” With the help of her husband Bill, she sets up shop and cooks for the community, including her friends, neighbors, patients and farmers, at the Memorial Villages Farmers Market. Today’s fare?
Out of Despair, the Gift of Life
I’ve told my story before, but something was missing. It has taken me 12 years to figure it out. I’ve told the story of how my 44-year-old sister, Julie De Rossi, died a violent death at the hands of a drunk driver on US 59 South near Beechnut in the predawn hours of March 17, 2004. I’ve recounted how the drunk driver was traveling an estimated 117 miles per hour, upon impact, his blood alcohol level three times the legal limit.
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