"Kevin Bruce Reed" is an United States/American Presbyterian author, theologian, and publisher.

Reed grew up in Dallas, Texas, and attended the Richardson, Texas public schools. He left Dallas in August 1973, to attend Moody Bible Institute, in Chicago, Illinois, where he graduated with a diploma in Bible and theology in 1976. He later studied at the University of Texas at Dallas, where he graduated with a B.A. in English.

Reed publishes through Presbyterian Heritage Publications, of Dallas. He has written extensively on Presbyterian worship practices, especially on the regulative principle of worship, which is the belief that the scriptures provide a complete guide for how Christian worship ought to be done, and that things not specifically taught or commanded (such as the use of musical instruments in worship) should be avoided. Some of his books on worship include Biblical Worship and Biblical Church Government. He has also been instrumental in reprinting classic Reformed authors such as John Knox and Samuel Miller. Reed worships with the * [http://easttexasreformed.org/homemain.htm] East Texas Reformed Fellowship.

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(Canady) showed in the second half why she should be state Player of the Year.

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You're not gonna contain her. Nobody's held her down.

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We came down here at 26-1, but a lot of people were already expecting to see Turner Ashby and Charlottesville in the final. We wanted to come down here and earn respect and show that we are one of the best teams in the state. Tonight we did that.

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The third quarter has been our quarter all year. Our press really caused them fits.

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What are you going to do when a girl is standing out there and hitting shots from 25 feet?

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What really affected us was our turnovers. Octavia showed why she's one of the best players in the region and the state.

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We just refused to lose. Great leadership and a great basketball team. The girls won it with their heart.

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We did what we needed to do in the first half.

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I'm particularly honored to be associated with an institution that, I believe, is honoring Mr. Cochran not because he had movie star status and not because he had celebrity clients but because when he had clients that he believed in, he did a remarkable job putting his passionate, passionate voice to work.

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