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Sep 13, 2010
Lord Mountbatten
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Lord Mountbatten was a decorated British Naval commander. He was the great-grandson of Queen Victoria, and an Allied commander in the South Pacific in World War II. As a little boy, however,... Read More + |
Aug 31, 2010
Act Anew
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Dr. Smiley Blanton left college with no intention of being a psychiatrist. He spent three years in drama school, then taught at Cornell University. But two years into teaching, he knew he... Read More + |
Oct 19, 2009
Things That Go Bump In the Night
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Embracing fear may just be the key to fully experiencing life now. Gerald May encourages us to embrace our emotions, not suppress them. Read More + |
May 25, 2009
The Call to Courage in a Time of Fear and Doubt
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The word courage has been on my mind for some time now. It is a little game I play in reading magazines, journals, and the newspaper, to keep a lookout for words of significance, and courage has,... Read More + |
May 19, 2009
If You Are Not Making Mistakes
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“Deb, I just want to know how you did it,” he asked. How I did it? Did what? I had the distinct feeling that whatever I’d done wasn’t good. I was in the corner office of the executive vice... Read More + |
Oct 21, 2008
At Least He Tried
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In August 2006, Fox News featured a television special entitled, "Can Rick Warren Change the World?" The interview focused in part on Warren’s attempt to form a global network of churches.... Read More + |
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