By Dorit Sasson Crib Notes
How often does one really have the opportunity to truly savor a multi-sensory time-travel? At my small Pittsburgh apartment, I…
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Grief
By Adrienne Jones Yea, Though I Walk Through the Valley of the Shadow of 2015
I will fear no evil for you (and 2016) are with me. Your rod and staff and my new diet…
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By Her View From Home The Message of Christmas: Hope Steps In
Christmas isn’t always the most wonderful time of the year. My husband works in law enforcement, a profession where he…
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By Amy Oestreicher My Grandmother, Autumn, and Me
Around this time of year, I always think about my grandmother. She had an autumn birthday and she’d often come…
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My Wish Tonight
Tonight reminded me of the nights we would lay on the ground, look up to that amazing night sky…
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By Crystal Glause When The Holidays Hurt
The holidays growing up lead to several traditions in the Schott home. My Mom decorated for each holiday (even…
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By Maralee Bradley Zechariah and The Impossible Prayer Request
We got a letter from our pastor about something new our church leadership is trying for Christmas this year. There…
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By Gina Sampaio Take Comfort
I was on my hands and knees in the garden getting my pants filthy. It started to drizzle and I…
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By Stacey Skrysak To The Woman Who Questioned My Parenting
You're fat. You're ugly. You have an awful cheerleader voice. I've heard it all over the years. As a television…
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By Shelley Brandon Tiny Lady…Big Legacy
I'm beginning to severely dislike the month of November. My husband passed away 6 years ago in November, my father-in-law…
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By Lacy Jo Donald How my Church Handled my Divorce Well
So, I'm going through a divorce. It sucks. (I'm sorry, but it's the best term for it.) However, there are some…
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By Tracie Cornell Alone and Grateful
That's how I spent my Thanksgiving weekend. No running around getting groceries for a big feast, no picking up my…
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