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211. Marital bliss ends for Adam and Eve by Greg Miller  
     After Adam and Eve leave Paradise, the honeymoon is over.
     
     
212. Prospector finds true wealth during Gold Rush by Greg Miller  
     A prospector looks for gold during the 1849 Gold Rush and finds true wealth.
     
     
213. Our Neighbour Hattie by Richard L. Provencher  
     Her man is ailing, heart problems
     they say, now she
     carries the flag
     
     
214. Boy encounters adventure at international zoo by Greg Miller  
     A young boy, his parents and Sunday school class visit an international zoo. It's a trip he will never forget.
     
     
215. My Piano by maria antonia rahartati bambang haryo  
     Mothers would and should sacrifice, no matter what, for their children. But, for the sake of our self-esteem, my mother has sacrificed her own pride.
     
     
216. Sound of a Hammer by Richard L. Provencher  
     âNo good, troubledâ they said.
     Unwanted
     blond blue-eyed boy
     from one foster home to
     another
     
     
217. My Two Precious Sons by maria antonia rahartati bambang haryo  
     Sadly, there was no school for motherhood.
     I mixed too much despair when I painted faith,
     excess of doubts when I highlighted hope,
     and didn't spread enough loyalty when I tinted charity ...
     
     
     
218. You and Sandra by maria antonia rahartati bambang haryo  
     A career can always be acquired,
     but a mother
     may not experience
     another memorable opportunity
     with her family
     
     
219. It Matters by louis gander  
     Who hugs the little children,
     abused and all alone -
     if no one cares to look for them?
     Real, but yet unknown.
     
     
220. CHRISTIAN DOMESTIC ABUSE:The Hidden Church Disease by DEAN CROSBY  
     A detailed exploration of the largely concealed problem of relationship abuse in Christian homes and the explanation of why the the advice provided by most ministers to members of their congregation is harmful and counter-productive.
     
     
221. Letter to a Wandering Son (essay) by Richard L. Provencher  
     I deliberately did not name my son, Scott, in this story, since there must also be many fathers and sons in the above situation of non-contact.
     
     
222. What God Expects From Children by Mark Nickles  
     We see first that children are to obey their parents, simply because it is the righteous thing to do. Righteousness is a Godly characteristic. When children obey their parents, they are imitating Christ, as we see in Luke 2:51 - Then he (Jesus) went down to Nazareth with them and was obedient to them (his parents). "But, WHY is it right?" someone may ask.
     
     
223. What God Expects From Moms by Mark Nickles  
     According to Titus 2:4-5, the older women in a church are to instruct the younger wives and mothers how to "love their husbands and children, to be self-controlled and pure, to be busy at home, to be kind, and to be subject to their husbands, so that no one will malign the word of God." Much offense has been taken at any mention of women being in the home, and being subject to their husbands. As far as being in the home, many mistakenly believe that Biblical teaching to mean that women are to have NO other interests outside the home; the Bible never sets this restriction.
     
     
224. What God Expects From Dads by Mark Nickles  
     Ephesians 5:25-30 makes it very clear how a husband is to love his wife. First, it says that he is to love her "just as Christ loved the church, and gave himself up for her". Christ's purpose, according to the passage, was to make the church holy and acceptable to God. The implications are powerful, as husbands are called to love their wives sacrificially, and do all in their power to influence them in a Christian manner.
     
     
225. How much do you value your family? by Marie Grossett  
     Our family should play a very important part in our lives and the family unit is of God. But as the saying goes familiarly breeds contempt, when we get familiar with something or someone often time we can neglect the person or thing that we are familiar with. Our family could be one of those people we start to neglect.
     
     
226. Apron Striings by louis gander  
     When I was young,
     I often clung,
     to many little things.
     I'd reach up high,
     again retie,
     my mama's apron strings.
     
     
227. A Day to Remember by Bob Valleau  
     Let us honor those who died for freedom by praying for their family and friends.
     
     
228. Mother's Blessing by veronica cressey  
     Here, in Australia we celebrate Mother's Day on May 15. My Mother passed away in 1975, but her love lives on. I would be grateful for any critiques. Many thanks in advance.
     
     
229. Developing Thankfulness by Mukkove Johnson  
     Practical tips and ideas to take your family for merely saying "thank you" to being truly grateful.
     
     
230. DAYS DOWN BY THE SEA by Paul Curtis  
     Days down by the sea
     Far away from amusement arcades
     Away from the pier
     
     
     
231. In the Name of Jesus - essay by Richard L. Provencher  
     Sometimes life can be most difficult. And why do terrible things happen to those trying their best?
     
     
232. Why do woman paint their faces mom? by GWENDOLYN hollander  
     This story is about a little girl wanting to know why woman wear make-up. It teaches young girls that inner beauty is the true beauty.
     
     
233. The Place of Family Success in Securing All Round Success in Life by Ngozi Nwoke  
     Imagine an executive woman that is a miserable wife and a depressed mother. Imagine a successful businessman with one or two wanted people as family members. Success in life is always threatened or hindered by lack of family success. All round success is only possible when there is peace, love and harmony in the family.
     
     
234. A Family With Polio from the Heart of An Eight Year Old Part 6 by Marijo Phelps  
     the final part to the series on a family with polio.
     
     
235. A True Son of Fred by Richard L. Provencher  
     Now his ten-year old arms slap at his sides. He feels like a bird sometimes. If only he could fly away. Nathan begins to flap his arms.
     
     
236. Building My Dream Home by Tracy Nunes  
     What are you building your dreams on? Has Extreme Makeover Home edition passed your home by?
     
     
237. A Family With Polio from the Heart of An Eight Year Old Part 5 by Marijo Phelps  
     Part of a series of polio affecting our family.
     
     
238. A Family With Polio from the Heart of An Eight Year Old Part 4 by Marijo Phelps  
     Prat 4 in a series of how polio affected our family written from the heart of an 8 year old (me)
     
     
239. A Family With Polio from the Heart of An Eight Year Old Part 3 by Marijo Phelps  
     What happens to a sibling when a 5 year old gets polio?
     
     
240. A Family With Polio from the Heart of An Eight Year Old Part 2 by Marijo Phelps  
     Second part in the series of how polio devastated a family.
     
     

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