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The Feast of the Theophany of the Lord encourages a connection between all of God's creations.
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A look back at the stories, conversations, music and all the things that built a successful year at WBOI.
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The six monks will spend their week in Fort Wayne creating a sand mandala designed to signify world peace, before moving on to their next destination.
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Fort Wayne’s Turnstone Center has been empowering people with disabilities to achieve their highest potential for more than 80 years.
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Bullying is a significant issue that requires comprehensive training and support. Alive Community Outreach offers a peace movement initiative locally that teaches students to tackle the problem through peace, instead of violence.
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The donation drive will support YWCA Northeast Indiana and Amani Family Services.
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It you’re looking for a bit of musical merriment, Debutants, a creative bluegrass string collective, are throwing a Funslinger's Ball on Nov. 22 at the Clyde Theatre.
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A recent major gift to the Fort Wayne Museum of Art has catapulted its fast-growing collection of glass sculpture into an exciting next phase.
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This year's special features the Youtheatre's performances of "The Hitchhiker" and "The Monkey's Paw."
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The work of Kendallville ceramicists Teagan Koble and Jeff Reed has been accepted into the 47th Annual Elkhart Juried Regional Exhibition at the Midwest Museum of American Art.
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The Hobnobben Film Festival, presented by Fort Wayne Cinema Center, celebrates 10 years of connecting filmmakers and film lovers through powerful storytelling. WBOI spoke with Alix Watson and Amanda Hille about what to expect at this year’s festival.
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The Allen County Public Library's Monroeville branch facilitated the meeting between a 95-year-old woman and a 7-year-old girl that became a friendship for the ages.