youth group

Just six months into my new church, I sat down for breakfast with Logan, a junior in the youth group.

I got pulled over last night on the way home.  I had a tail light out and the officer just gave me a warning...that was nice of him.  So I picked up the light bulbs at the store, replaced them, but it wasn't as simple as that.  Getting to the old lights were a pain because I didn't have the right tools.  Not sure if the new ones work because when the sun is shining bright into your lights it's hard to tell if they are in deed on.  So I'll have to wait until tonight.  I don't know why but sometimes the simplest of things (like changing a light bulb) can be more

The media today have been responding to a Home Office report which rightly raises concern about young people's exposure to sexual images from an early age.

When people say the words “young people” they are really saying “youngpeople.” One word, as a noun. Try it, out loud say young people the way you would normally say it. Why does this matter? Because when you say “youngpeople” instead of young people, you change the meaning of the words.

Youngpeople are a kind of quazi-human creature that are outside of the realm of normal expectations.