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2005 Archives: Just for Women
by Sarah Stirman — Dec 14th, 2005
Our church has a precious tradition on "Senior Sunday." On the day that we honor our graduating high school seniors, we also commission our... (
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by Teresa Bell Kindred — Dec 6th, 2005
My mother was a sixth grade teacher and every year for Christmas she would come home from school with at... (
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by Sarah Stirman — Dec 3rd, 2005
I looked up these verses in James 4 to laugh at myself about my week that, by Friday, did not AT ALL look like I thought it would... (
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by Muriel Larson — Nov 22nd, 2005
Years ago, my husband and I were going through financial problems, and I was distraught with worry. Then I read Paul's clear... (
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by Kimberli J. Brackett — Nov 13th, 2005
In front of me on my desk, I am looking at two different tickets -- two ticket stubs actually, from two different events that I attended... (
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by Teresa Bell Kindred — Nov 10th, 2005
Crazy things happen to me. I don't know why they do, they just do. For instance, about two weeks ago I was driving down the road... (
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by Sarah Stirman — Sep 14th, 2005
If you've been under a rock for the last 4 months, or maybe just been doing something more important like alphabetizing your spices... (
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by Katha Winther — Aug 24th, 2005
Sometimes, the Lord keeps repeating a message in our lives that he really wants us to hear! I recently heard a minister discussing how... (
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by Elizabeth Price — Aug 18th, 2005
An advertisement recently reminded me how important is it to make a will. The advertisement mentioned some quite dire effects... (
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by Kimberli J. Brackett — Jul 31st, 2005
While traveling over the July holidays this summer, we visited a local church in the area. I don't remember... (
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by Katha Winther — Jul 3rd, 2005
I wore dresses, or skirts and blouses, every day to school. That was the rule. When my children attended... (
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by Elizabeth Price — Jun 8th, 2005
I opened the catalogue that is posted to me every few weeks and was mesmerised by the array of different... (
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by Elizabeth Price — May 25th, 2005
Lightening flashed across the landscape, lighting up the hills and penetrating the valleys. Thunder roared... (
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by Elizabeth Price — May 15th, 2005
I had been shopping and had bought some hair conditioner. I am fairly fussy about the sort of conditioner... (
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by Sarah Stirman — May 5th, 2005
I have a very Darwinian view of yardwork: it's survival of the fittest from the moment any plant... (
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by Teresa Bell Kindred — May 4th, 2005
One day I was busy cleaning and folding laundry. The phone kept ringing and my list of things to do kept... (
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by Kimberli J. Brackett — Apr 27th, 2005
The rules of the comparison game sound a little extreme to you? Are you thinking, "I would never play... (
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by Sarah Stirman — Apr 20th, 2005
He's called the father of lies by the Son of the Most Holy. Lies are his entire
modus operandi -- his very native... (
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by Katha Winther — Apr 14th, 2005
Remember those days in elementary school when we first learned to wait in line? We had to line up to go to... (
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by Teresa Bell Kindred — Apr 6th, 2005
For the past year I have worked with a program that was specifically developed to help teenagers in danger... (
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by Elizabeth Price — Mar 15th, 2005
In the huge scheme of things, bookmarks do not play a very important role. They are fairly incidental... (
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by Michele Howe — Mar 2nd, 2005
There were three constants in Grandma's house when I was a child. I could always count on Grandpa sitting... (
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by Amy C. Baker — Feb 18th, 2005
I have just spent the last few days at a friend's ranch in the Hill Country. It's about 450 acres of gorgeous... (
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by Michele Howe — Feb 13th, 2005
Despite the best intentions, women who care about meeting the needs of others frequently find themselves... (
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by Elizabeth Price — Jan 27th, 2005
We paused to visit a tiny railway station that used to be a busy place on the southern line. It was... (
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by Kelly Breece — Jan 15th, 2005
"Would anyone like more coffee?" Our gracious host for the evening asked as we sat around the dining room, quite contented... (
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