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September 2008
Alan Greenspan acknowledged in his recent book, The Age of Turbulence, "There are errors in this book....
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August 2008
Bob got home from work at his usual hour of 5 p.m., only to discover that it had not been one of his...
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July 2008
Dear Mom, Scoutmaster Webb told us to write our parents in case you heard about the flood and got worried....
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July 2008
Recently some of Anne Rice's fans were shocked that she had returned to the Catholic faith of her childhood.
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July 2008
News reports have introduced us to a church choir director named Rocky, who wants to bring down gas prices...
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July 2008
Ludlow Porch is a bit of a Southern legend.
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July 2008
Did you see the television reports of the extraordinary act of sportsmanship at the college women’s softball...
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Hurried
Hurried
The September 2000 issue of Carolina Country magazine reported the story of an
unusual funeral home in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The have installed a
drive-through viewing window. People can view the body of the deceased without
ever getting our of their cars. Of course that misses the point of funeral home
visitation. It is not just to view the body of the deceased. It is to bring
comfort and a sense of solidarity to the grieving family. But it makes the
point that we are in much too much of a hurry. We need to slow down, for our
own sake and for the sake of our friends.
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Ralph Douglas West is the founding pastor of The Church Without Walls (Brookhollow...
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In storytelling, it makes a difference how you tell it.
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Since 2003, John Ortberg has served as senior pastor of the Menlo Park Presbyterian...
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