#James Macdonald

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Human Arthur Characters 9 by ToonRandy

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'Infinite Life' by Annie Baker, a Review

'Infinite Life' by Annie Baker is provocative and profound.

(L to R): Kristine Nielsen, Brenda Pressley, Marylouise Burke, Mia Katigbak in Infinite Life (Ahron R. Foster The premise of award-winning Annie Baker’s play Infinite Life, premiering off-Broadway at Atlantic Theater Company’s Linda Gross Theater, is that pain is the crux of life. Directed by James Macdonald, the production focuses on individuals who deal with pain along a continuum from…

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Bad movie I have Fantasia 1940

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A Call to Arms!

A Call to Arms! http://wp.me/p4FyFa-6o

The last two mornings I was awakened up to an hour early with a burden on my heart to pray for our church, and especially the men in our church. This past Sunday evening, I was privileged to take part in what I would call the most powerful event I have ever attended. Our church held a men’s convocation, in which we were all called out to rid our lives of the idols that we cling to, and devote…

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Molly’s room is a certified 10/10

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James MacDonald was the voices of the two mice in Cinderella (1950), Jack and Gus. Jim was born in Cheshire, England, and had 87 acting credits from the 1936 Mickey Mouse short "Through the Mirror," as the king of hearts, to a 1989 episode of Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers on the Disney channel.

His career appears to be exclusively with Disney. His other Disney features are Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (as a yodeler), Fantasia, The Reluctant Dragon, Dumbo, Make Mine Music, Fun and Fancy Free, Alice in Wonderland (as the dormouse), Toby Tyler, The Sword in the Stone, The Jungle Book, The Rescuers, Petes Dragon, and The Fox and the Hound.

James was also the voice of Bruno the dog in Cinderella.

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Hugh Ramsay (1877–1906) - James S MacDonald, 1901, oil on canvas

James “Jimmy” MacDonald and Ramsay were both art students who traveled from Australia to London and then to Paris together. They shared a studio together at 51 Boulevard St Jacques in Montparnasse. This painting was exhibited at the Old Salon.

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Review: The Welkin at The National Theatre

Review: The Welkin at The National Theatre

The Welkin is a word used to mean the vault of the sky and so begins the references to the universality of this play. It is set on the border of Norfolk and Suffolk in 1759, in a rural community. (more…)

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Bread & Circuses

The recent implosion of James MacDonald’s ministry is a sobering reminder of how easily beguiled the church is by a pretty voice. Not only is the unfolding debacle painful to watch, it also ought to send a chill of fear down the spine of pastors and church leaders. MacDonald was no heretic. He was and is a biblical conservative. His failure, if the reports are true, was one of leadership…

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Eli's Sin Will Be The Death of Your Church

Eli’s Sin Will Be The Death of Your Church

God despises bad pastors.

In the book of 1 Samuel, three corrupt priests receive a large amount of screen time. Eli and his worthless sons are condemned in 1 Samuel 2:12-16, and again in 1 Samuel 2:17-36, and again in 1 Samuel 3:11-24. And all of 1 Samuel 4 is dedicated to their destruction. They are mentioned more than Hannah, Jesse, and many other names that we are familiar with. Yet, we talk…

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James MacDonald Reflects on 30 Years in Ministry, #MeToo, Millennials and Future of Faith in the US

James MacDonald Reflects on 30 Years in Ministry, #MeToo, Millennials and Future of Faith in the US

Christians must return to the hard work of making disciples, abandon the less-is-more approach to church, and examine our own failures when considering the ongoing #MeToo fallout, says Pastor James MacDonald.

In an interview with The Christian Post, the longtime pastor of the multicampus Harvest Bible Chapel in Illinois, candidly shared what he’s learned and continues to learn about the heart of…

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James MacDonald’s interpretation of Carlos Castaneda's A Separate Reality