Charming the Alamo, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• Charming the Alamo -- “Her full name is Miss Isabella Francisca Veramendi de Valero, but visitors to the Alamo just call her Bella.”
• Concerning the 1769 Blayney Bible -- “I don't know of anyone who has ever done a study of the 1769 Blayney Bible and compared it to the 1611 to see if Dr. Blayney did indeed change any of the marginal references.”
• Genealogy Tips: Not Every Burial Can Be Found -- “It may be frustrating to not be able to locate an ancestor’s final resting place – but before you give up, think in terms of how to research the possible place/s he or she was buried.”
• Heaven Beyond Hell’s Gate -- “While the Hill Country west of Austin gets all the attention, there’s a hidden hill country in North Texas that encompasses the sprawling Palo Pinto Mountains.”
• How to cook Hot Dogs and Potatoes -- “This is so quick and easy to throw together and a great way to use leftovers as well.”
• McCarthy says Biden impeachment inquiry all but inevitable: ‘Natural step forward’ -- “When you look at this, it looks like a culture of corruption that’s been happening within the entire Biden family. You’ve got to be able to answer that to the American public.”
• Some Preachers, Long Gone, Keep Preaching from Beyond the Grave -- “Pastors’ messages continue through TV, radio, and the Internet, even as some listeners probably don’t even know they’re gone.”
• Technology-Mediated Ministry: How Far Is Too Far? -- “It’s worth asking the question: how far is too far? Our research offers some clarity on this. It’s “too far” when TMM attempts to replace active and embodied involvement with a local church.”
• Why I Pray Publicly for Other Churches -- “Believe it or not, the practice of praying for other churches is so rare in many Christians’ experience that many don’t know exactly how to process it.”