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I Do: Frayed
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Editor's Note: This month we're in a series exploring the joys and struggles of marriage, broaching the topic from multiple angles for the sake of helping, healing, and considering. He sits silent, nervously plucking the frayed threads on the arm-rest of the chair across from my desk, and I think of torn hearts and how he's grasping at only... Read More + |
When Love Is an Action
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I have watched how they go these past weeks. Soaring and diving, turning and landing—a migration ballet. I stand in the middle of the street with my neck arched upward for dizzying moments. When they swoop overhead, the world turns and I am lifted to heights, longing for wings.... Read More + |
Jesus Smells Like Murphy's Oil Soap
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I don’t know why I came. Many reasons, I suppose—obligation, guilt, habit. Whatever it is, I give up my Saturday morning for it. Meet this ragtag group to pitch in and clean up our church.... Read More + |
How Do I Love Thee?
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She's a writer; he's an engineer. She's tried to explain her love of words, and he's told her more than once that he doesn't understand. This isn't a movie-marriage where the man has a soft spot for his wife's literary escapades and begs her to read from her work.... Read More + |
Community Post: Farther Along
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What if everything changed, and suddenly, "I love you" were the only words you could say? Writer Billy Coffey shares a beautiful story about what it means when life is reduced to its most fundamental level. Read More + |
The Museum Of Mom
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After the death of her mother, Sheila Lagrand's dad packed up the life he'd shared with his wife and moved it into a new house. Sheila takes us with her on a beautiful visit to that new house, as she sifts through memories in the new (old) place. Read More + |
The Bouquet
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I brought the bouquet home, amazed at how beautiful the pink lilies looked next to the tulips and the white baby bells. Even the carnations looked elegant nestled among the greenery and the tight blooms of blush snapdragons.... Read More + |
There are 12 people who...
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I have a friend named Sarah, who is a very wise person. She once told me something that I’ve never forgotten. She said that in this life there are about twelve people who will hate you, no matter what you do. It doesn’t matter how good or bad you are. It doesn’t matter how hard you try to be nice. These twelve people are going to hate you. Who knows why?... Read More + |
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made!
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A recent book from the publishers of Time magazine catalogs the world in photos. Page after page, up close and from great distances, the camera unveils beauty, marvel, mystery. From the intricate industry of the beehive, to the playful spouts of Beluga whales, to the salmon fishing of the grizzly bear . . .... Read More + |
Wrapping Up Love
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Many gifts, like love, cannot be wrapped and placed under a Christmas tree. Read More + |
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I realize that the notion of hopeful grief might still seem odd to you.... Read More +













