See anyone you know?48 PHOTOSBrockton High School staff arrive for the junior prom at the Clarion Hotel in Taunton on Friday Brockton High School junior Asland Gray arrives for her prom at the Clarion Hotel in Taunton on Friday SearchBethel Music’s ‘We Must Respond’ a clarion call to worship GodThe Christian Post To enjoy our website, you'll need to enable JavaScript in your web browser. Please click here to learn how You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience 2025Jenn Johnson of Bethel Music | Bethel MusicTo be lost in the heart of worship is something that all Christians aspire to do To be moved by God's presence due to His goodness is something so strong and profound that it can't easily be put into words Popular worship artist Jenn Johnson definitely agrees For the last 25 years, she and Bethel Music have sought to bring music to the masses that invites listeners to take hold of their true identity and pursue intimacy with God above everything else "I think that anytime that you're in the Word of God that brings you to speak about who God is and His nature," says Johnson who co-wrote the Sunday morning church staple "Those moments with Him are so profound and powerful that it's an exchange we really pushed our team to get these songs to a place of being great but really leaning into the lyrics and crafting them," said Johnson who co-founded Bethel Music with her husband Brian Johnson "We really wanted to hone them to be great songs that would carry the same weight and excellency as they do in the spirit of the song as well in the heart." Johnson joins us on the "Crossmap Podcast" to talk about the new album and how its title is a declaration of sorts Listen as she explains why she considers each song a "holy exchange" for listeners She shares her perspective on the future of praise and worship music Help keep The Christian Post free for everyone By making a recurring donation or a one-time donation of any amount you're helping to keep CP's articles free and accessible for everyone Hope you’ll give us another try and check out some other articles. Return to homepage. The Eagle Grove Eagles and Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Cowgirls golf teams returned to action on Saturday as CGD hosted an 18-Hole Tournament at Clarmond Country Club in Clarion The Cowgirls and Eagles were joined by Garner-Hayfield-Ventura and Lake Mills Eagle Grove would place 2nd in the tournament with a team score of 410 (+122) as freshman Azlyn Amonson placed 2nd in the meet with a score of 88 (+16) Senior Kennedy Thacker placed 5th with a 98 (+26) senior Piper Willard placed 7th with a 103 (+31) while Junior Caitlin Christopher rounded out scoring in 16th with a 121 (+49) Clarion-Goldfield-Dows would place 4th with a 471 (+183) as their top scorer was sophomore Blaire Askelsen Senior Maddie Askvig would tie for 13th by shooting a 113 (+41) senior Jordyce Duncalf would place 17th by shooting a 122 (+50) while junior Claire Kirstein rounded out scoring by placing 19th and shooting a 131 (+59) Eagle Grove girls golf returns to action on Monday when they take on Forest City and Bishop Garrigan in a Top of Iowa tri at Bear Creek Golf Course in Forest City at 4:15 PM Clarion-Goldfield-Dows girls golf returns to action on Tuesday Edmond in an NCC tri at Oak Ridge Golf Course in Goldfield at 4:30 PM a member of the ULI Programs Committee and head of ESG at Clarion Partners In anticipation of the ULI Resilience Summit the Institute’s annual climate adaptation event to be held May 15 a member of the ULI Programs Committee who helped shaped the event’s content to learn more about what attendees can expect at this flagship event The Resilience Summit brings together global leaders in real estate and resilience to explore innovative means of protecting cities and portfolios including strategies for assessing and mitigating climate risks and the role of public policy in fostering climate-ready development an industry leader in sustainability at Clarion Partners joined the firm in 2021 to develop and implement net zero frameworks and strategies as well as various sustainability and resilience initiatives Urban Land: Can you tell us a bit about your role at Clarion Partners I am responsible for overseeing our sustainability and resilience initiatives and our responsible investment process My involvement with ULI supports my continuing education and helps me stay on top of the ever-changing landscape of this field I am involved with ULI Greenprint [and] the Sustainable Development Council and I try to get involved with other initiatives as often as possible I was part of the Programs Committee for the Resilience Summit UL: Tell us about your engagement historically with the Resilience Summit Mahrous: What has your experience been like attending I have attended the Resilience Summit on and off over the years because it is well-attended—I love the opportunity to spend time with my peers—and because it’s a smaller setting than the broader conference I also appreciate that the Resilience Summit is also typically held somewhere off the beaten path Evaluating climate risk and resilience for Clarion’s existing properties and across markets where we operate is a key component of my role so having a day to focus on this topic is also helpful UL: What are some of the biggest challenges or trends in resilience that you expect will take center stage at this year’s Summit Mahrous: The insurance market continues to be a huge challenge What we can do to maintain insurability at our assets and limit the rising costs is always a big discussion topic we also all experienced a few major climate events in the U.S.—notably the L.A wildfires—so I expect there to be some conversation around what happened there and what lessons can be learned from that tragedy UL: The Summit brings together a diverse mix of industry leaders How do you think networking at this event benefits professionals in real estate Mahrous: The networking is always helpful and a bit easier in this smaller setting than [at] the larger conference It’s helpful to hear new perspectives on this topic I feel I usually encounter a mix of old friends and new connections at the Summit Not only have I made great connections and learned from peers at this event I have even been able to make friends with people I see year after year UL: What would you tell a new attendee to expect from the Summit You will typically learn about regional climate risk issues based on where the conference is being held And the more frequently you attend these events the more familiar you become with the people in the room I think there is something that can be learned at these events I had the opportunity to speak on a panel [about] water scarcity at the Resilience Summit I learned so much from the other panelists and [I] was exposed to other perspectives on the same topic I now know who to call for questions on water scarcity UL: As resilience continues to shape real estate investment and development what do you think are the most critical next steps for the industry Mahrous: More connection to local resilience officials in the markets where we invest a changing relationship with the insurance industry and a continued focus on protection of assets are critical components of a strong resilience program for the real estate industry Climate risk management and resilience [constitute] a critical component of my firm’s ESG program and we are constantly trying to learn more and find the right tools and partners to help us do this To register for the ULI Resilience Summit, ULI’s annual climate adaptation event to be held May 15, 2025, in Denver, Colorado, click here ©2025 Urban Land Institute. 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Legal Notices you’ll stay informed on the most important topics shaping the world of real estate with unlimited access to the award-winning Urban Land magazine Search Tip: Use quotes to find results containing your phrase Kathy Waterbury and Tasha Dawson stand at their booths for Fireweed Stitches and Bear Mountain Designs during the 38th Annual Kenai Peninsula Sport Rec & Trade Show at the Soldotna Regional Sports Complex in Soldotna OXFORD — Ole Miss baseball is close to host status as the college regular season winds to a close It helped ease the sting of a rough stretch during which the Rebels lost five of seven games Ole Miss needs to finish strong to move into a top-16 seed that comes with a host bid in the NCAA tournament Ole Miss baseball NCAA tournament projectionsD1Baseball projects Ole Miss to be a No 2 seed that will play in regional hosted by No Baseball America has a similar projection Ole Miss baseball NCAA tournament resumeOle Miss has surpassed preseason expectations and is a few close losses away from having a truly elite resume Ole Miss had a late lead against the Vols in the rubber match but stumbled in the ninth inning Beating Vanderbilt at home was a big series victory but it ended on a sour note with a 13-0 run-rule loss The Rebels are tied for fifth in the SEC standings and have a No. 16 ranking in the RPI. The Rebels' recent postseason history has varied wildly The Rebels won the 2022 College World Series but have missed the postseason since the Rebels have been a consistent factor in the NCAA tournament who is in his 25th season coaching Ole Miss the Rebels have missed the postseason five times Sam Hutchens covers Ole Miss for the Clarion Ledger Email him at Shutchens@gannett.com or reach him on X at @Sam_Hutchens_ Yemen’s Houthi militants said late on Sunday they would impose a “comprehensive” aerial blockade on Israel by repeatedly targeting its airports in response to Israel expanding its operations in Gaza The Iran-aligned Houthis claimed responsibility for a missile strike on Sunday that hit near Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport saying they are acting in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to retaliate Most attacks from Yemen have been intercepted by Israel’s missile defense systems though a drone strike hit Tel Aviv last year Sunday’s missile was the only one of a series launched since March that was not intercepted The Houthis’ Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center a body set up last year to liaise between Houthi forces and commercial shipping operators issued the warning about targeting Israeli airports saying Ben Gurion Airport would be the top target The statement attached an email it said was sent to the International Air Transport Association and the United Nations’ International Civil Aviation Organization Houthi forces called “upon all international airlines to take this announcement into serious consideration … and to cancel all their flights to the airports of the criminal Israeli enemy in order to safeguard the safety of their aircraft and passengers,” the email said Israel’s security cabinet approved plans for an expanded operation in the Gaza Strip adding to signs that attempts to stop the fighting and return hostages held by Palestinian militant group Hamas have made no progress Since the collapse of an earlier ceasefire agreement in March Israeli troops have been carving out wide buffer zones in Gaza squeezing the 2.3 million population into an ever narrower zone in the center of the enclave and along the coast and shutting off the entry of aid trucks Aid groups have warned the Israeli blockade risks a humanitarian disaster Israel’s campaign on Gaza has laid waste to much of the enclave and so far killed more than 52,000 people 2023 attack by Hamas in southern Israel that killed 1,200 people and saw 251 people taken hostage Clarion India is not responsible for views and claims expressed by contributors and for reports sourced by other media networks and news agencies They do not necessarily represent or reflect the editorial policy of the publication © Clarion India 2019-2025. 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