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Man Encounters Lazy Shoe Repair Shop
I read a story in the L. A. Times a long time ago. A guy goes to the house where he grew up and knocks on the door. Because he hadn't been there for ...
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"The Power of Forgiveness": Beyond Human Evil
The Power of Forgiveness is a collection of seven short stories that, taken together, reveal the limits, difficulties, healing qualities, and unforeseen ...
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Balloon Stomp Game Raises Interesting Question
Robert Roberts writes about a 4th grade class in which the teacher introduced a game called The Balloon Stomp. A balloon was tied to every child's ...
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"Song for My Sons": Sara Groves on Leaving a Legacy
In an interview with Carolyn Arends, singer and songwriter Sara Groves explains why she begins her 2007 album Tell Me What You Know, which primarily addresses ...
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A New Life from One Red Paperclip
Stuck in a dead-end job and strapped for money, Kyle MacDonald came up with an improbable plan: starting with one red paperclip, he would trade on the ...
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Gratitude Is Good for Your Health
Robert Emmons, PhD, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Davis, and psychology professor Michael McCullough of the University of ...
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Fire Victim: "We Have a Lot to Be Thankful For"
Fire swept through Southern California from the north of Los Angeles to the Mexican border during October, 2007. Five hundred thousand acres were burned ...
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Drought Uncovers Treasure
The summer drought of 2007 allowed scientists and archaeologists in Florida to look through a window into the state's past and uncover hidden treasures ...
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No Fishing Out Hotel Windows
Haddon Robinson writes about something the apostle Paul could certainly identify with, namely, the tendency of the law to put ideas in our heads:
The law ...
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The Risk of Hope
To hope is to risk frustration. Therefore, make up your mind to risk frustration.
—Thomas Merton, Trappist monk and writer (1915–1968)
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