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The Real Seven Wonders of the World
A teacher asked her students to list what they thought were the present Seven Wonders of the World. The students cast the most votes for:
1. Egypt's ...
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Stewardship Sermon Delights One Couple
Once, in a sermon on hoarding, I pointed out the foolishness of waiting until we die to give our children their inheritance. I explained, "When we ...
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Missionary Hudson Taylor's Thankfulness Through Grief
English missionary Hudson Taylor lost his wife and a child while serving in China. Two weeks after Maria, Hudson's wife, gave birth, the baby died ...
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Volunteering Seniors Live Longer
Alice Chaffin had received hundreds of thank-you notes for her work as a volunteer. But when the 87-year-old brought a hand-knitted shawl to a disabled ...
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Sports Announcer Ernie Harwell Loves Christ More Than Baseball
In 1991, the new owners of the Detroit Tigers fired their 73-year-old play-by-play announcer, Ernie Harwell. The voice of the Tigers for three decades, ...
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Wife Forgives Unfaithful Husband
Randy Frazee, pastor of Pantego Bible Church in Fort Worth, Texas, shared this story:
I remember seeing a picture of a husband and wife in a gentleman's ...
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Ignoring the Giver for the Gifts
Bill White writes in Discipleship Journal
When I was a boy, my father would go away twice a year to buy clothing for his clothing store. The minute my ...
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9/11 Pentagon Survivor on Her Purpose
Betty Maxfield, who survived the 9/11 tragedy at the Pentagon, said, "I should've been dead. I was, for some reason, saved. My question now is, ...
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Man Thanks Those Who Saved His Life
Roy Larson thought the most difficult part of his day would be maneuvering the unfamiliar stick shift on a "loaner" electric wheelchair as he ...
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Hidden, Humble Servants
In The Seven Storey Mountain, Thomas Merton comments that good people are usually hidden. I'm convinced he's right.
What convinced me was a woman ...
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