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Companionship in the Lord Jesus
In Darkness Is My Only Companion: A Christian Response to Mental Illness, Kathryn Greene-McCreight describes her tortured journey through ten years of ...
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Yancey on God's Redemptive Work
Philip Yancey on the redemptive work of God:
I once was part of a small group with a Christian leader whose name you would likely recognize. He went through ...
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Chinese Prisoner Finds True Freedom
Thousands of Chinese Christians were killed during the Boxer Rebellion—a nationwide effort to snuff out any foreign influences in China that were ...
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Yancey Puts Pain in Perspective
On February 25, 2007, author and speaker Philip Yancey experienced a horrible car accident. In an article for Christianity Today, he describes the crash ...
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Where Is the Church When It Hurts?
Author and speaker Philip Yancey writes:
One day a man said to me, "You wrote a book called Where Is God When It Hurts, right?"
"Yes."
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Paralyzed Football Player's Life of Faith
Darryl Stingley was declared dead in a Chicago hospital on April 5, 2007, after having been found unresponsive in his home. He was 55.
Stingley spent 29 ...
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Wartime Gardens Symbolize Life
Jane Garmey, a writer for The Wall Street Journal, recently wrote a piece about Kenneth Helphand, a professor of landscape architecture at the University ...
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Saharan Run Shows Amazing Endurance
Charlie Engle, Ray Zahab, and Kevin Lin know endurance better than most. For 111 days, they ran the equivalent of two marathons a day in order to cross ...
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Troops Ask About Lack of Proper Equipment
On December 8th, 2004, a single question from a young soldier touched off a media firestorm. U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld had come to deliver ...
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Oklahoma City Tree Brings Hope
The most-sacred symbol in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is a tree: a sprawling, shade-bearing, 80-year-old American Elm. Tourists drive from miles around to ...
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