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I am the editor of @ChalkbeatIN, a Web site covering educational change in Indiana and part of the @Chalkbeat network. I'm also president of @edwriters.
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The Power of the Cross

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By Scott Elliott 
| The Fayette County Record
The cross and the events that led up to it should cause us to ponder power. How is power used? What kind of power do we seek? There is religious power. When Jesus is arrested, he is taken to Caiaphas, the high priest. These religious authorities have power, and they use it. They don’t have the power to put a man to death, but they turn him over to Pilate. There is political power. At first, Pilate wants nothing to do with Jesus. However, Pilate is a politician. It’s not just about right and wrong.
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Fayette County Record

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By Scott Elliott 
| The Fayette County Record
“And they went out and fled from the tomb, for trembling and astonishment had seized them, and they said nothing to anyone, for they were afraid.” (Mark 16:8) “This is the end—for me, the beginning of life.” - Dietrich Bonhoeffer This Sunday, many people will dress up and head to churches that will be fuller than usual. Some people will enjoy an extended weekend, a holiday from work or school. Some will gather with families and friends to enjoy a meal together and watch kids hunt eggs.
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The Fayette County Record

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By Scott Elliott 
| The Fayette County Record
We recently celebrated Valentine’s Day and love was in the air. If you happened to go to HEB or Walmart, you saw flowers, chocolates, cards, and much more. Valentine’s Day is a big deal, especially if you are in elementary school and you have to pick out the right set of cards to hand out to all of your classmates. This time in February is not the only time we talk about love in our culture. It is a frequent topic. We use slogans like “love wins” and “love over hate.” We watch movies about love.
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