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2010 Archives: Just for Women
by Katha Winther — Dec 28th, 2010
Most of us enjoy things that are fresh. There’s nothing quite like that first cup of coffee in the morning. Don't you enjoy wearing something ... (
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by Shana Schutte — Sep 21st, 2010
It's easy to throw up cotton candy prayers that lack substance in traffic, in the shower, or as we run out the door to work. It's easy to stay on the ... (
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by Lisa Mikitarian — Aug 17th, 2010
How much time do we waste wondering about the breadth and depth of our individual gifts -- asking God over and over, from every angle... (
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by Tammy Marcelain — Jul 11th, 2010
Over the last several months I have become even more aware of the power of sin. We all have experienced it ... (
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by Katha Winther — Jul 6th, 2010
Have you noticed how we consumers are being swayed into buying products by the advertisers? There's a psychology behind ... (
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by Muriel Larson — May 31st, 2010
If a vote were taken by property owners as to which weed they disliked the most, dandelions would probably ... (
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by Stacy Voss — May 18th, 2010
Every day, thousands of young girls pretend that Barbie dolls and Disney princesses meet the man of their dreams, marry, and ... (
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by Tammy Marcelain — May 2nd, 2010
I am continuing to read
The Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen. I am currently reading about ... (
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by Katha Winther — Feb 23rd, 2010
It's nice to get a little something extra, isn't it? During my mother's "letter-writing" days, she always tucked a ... (
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by Michele Howe & Dr. Christopher A. Foetisch — Feb 2nd, 2010
I wasn't five minutes into the film before I felt something deep inside of me rebel. That "foreshadowing" device ... (
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by Teresa Bell Kindred — Jan 17th, 2010
Every year I make New Year's resolutions and every year I break them, so this year I'm trying something different ... (
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