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Sep 18, 2011
How Slinkys Could Have Saved the World
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When I was a kid, I loved Slinkys. I still do. So I was intrigued to read about the inventor, Richard James. It was the waning months of World War II and he was working on a power monitor meter for a naval battleship. One of the tension springs he was fitting accidentally fell to the ground.... Read More + |
Aug 23, 2011
How To Pack For Africa
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What do you pack when you're only allowed fifty pounds? How do you know you haven't missed something? How do you choose what to take? What will help you share the story of the One who walked beside you in the dark?... Read More + |
May 18, 2011
Community Post: Sucked In by Statistics
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How do you look past the inner-city statistics and see the people behind the numbers? For Leneita and her family, it means moving into the neighborhood. Read More + |
Oct 15, 2009
God Love the Dreamers
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In his book God, Dreams, and Revelation, Morton Kelsey wonders what ever became of dreaming in the Christian tradition. The scriptures are filled with dreamers, from Joseph with the coat of many colors to Joseph the father of Jesus. In the scriptures, dreams and visions abound. But not so much for 21st century Christians.... Read More + |
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Hopeful Grief: Personal Examples
I realize that the notion of hopeful grief might still seem odd to you.... Read More +
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