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Needy Woman Gives to Others
Gary Waddingham, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Billings, Montana, tells this story:
Several years ago, when I was ministering in a small ...
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"In America": Paid in Full
In America is the story of a young Irish family that illegally relocates to New York City from Canada. The movie focuses on the emotional, spiritual, ...
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Michael Phelps Gave Teammate a Chance for Glory
Michael Phelps had already won five gold medals in the 2004 Athens Olympics. He seemed certain to secure one more in the 4 x 400 medley relay. Phelp's ...
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Waitress Receives a Car for Nothing
Franchesca Renderos, 22, was working as a waitress on an ordinary Wednesday night in Houston when she was stunned by grace.
At one of her tables sat Doug ...
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Businessman's Life Goal Is to Give Away His Fortune
At 84, Tom White has almost achieved his life's goal—to give away his entire fortune. White is a Boston businessman who has given away $75 million. ...
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Hands-On Approach to Philanthropy Increases Giving
Kenneth Behring seemed to have everything. He was affluent and generous. But something transformed him during a trip to Vietnam in 2000. The retired construction ...
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John Stott on Materialism
Comfort is dangerous, and we should constantly be re-examining our lifestyle. The New Testament is beautifully balanced on this. Paul avoids both extremes, ...
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Giving Campaign Leads to Greed Fest
Generosity may not always be a good thing. Kevin Shelton, nicknamed "Money Man," a wealthy real estate investor in St. Petersburg, Florida, ...
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John Wesley Testified to Faith Even in Death
Witnessing to the holy love of God was always in John Wesley's mind. Even in death.
Here was a man who had preached more than 45,000 sermons, traveled ...
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Man Feeds Enemies in Prison
In 1938, in a Russian prison, about 250 miserable men were herded together in one small cell. Among them was David Braun.
Soon David became aware of a ...
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