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The Abwoon Network website shares the work of Dr. Neil Douglas-Klotz and his colleagues and students on Native Middle Eastern spirituality, peacemaking and ecology, including work on the Aramaic words of Jesus, Hebrew and Native Middle Eastern creation mysticism and Sufism. The website is a collaboration between the Edinburgh Institute for Advanced Learning in Scotland, UK and the Abwoon Resource Center in Columbus, OH, USA.

Kashida is an award winning product design studio creating furniture and home accessories based on 3D Arabic calligraphy. Embracing the various calligraphic and typographic styles of Arabic, Kashida aims to bring out a distinct perspective of Middle Eastern culture through contemporary design pieces. In Arabic calligraphy, the term 'kashida' is the glyph that bridges between two Arabic letters in a single word. Driven by the mission of bridging between typography and product design, Kashida was born. The brand's aim is to constantly reinvent unique pieces of art which answer society's ergonomic and lifestyle needs, as well as empower the trades of local craftsmen.

The Church of Almighty God came into being as a result of the appearance and the work and words of Almighty God, the incarnate Christ in the last days.

Visitors of Mass Moments--a daily almanac of Massachusetts history--can learn more about the Moments presented on the radio, see images and illustrations, read a primary source document, and get suggestions of links to follow and places to visit. Additionally, they can view a timeline to see when a given Moment occurred, and where applicable, a map to see where it happened. Visitors are invited to comment or ask questions about a Moment on our message board, thus providing an on-line community where Bay State history enthusiasts can meet and discuss our past. They can sign up to receive Mass Moments daily in their email, and if they post a question to the message board, they can be notified when someone has responded. Past Moments (those posted since January 1, 2005) are searchable, by key words, subject, time period, and region.