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301. A Day in the Life of Early Dementia (Dementia Story of Love) by Marijo Phelps  
     Do you have a relative that you suspect might be in early stages of dementia? Read on.
     
     
302. My Dad Came to Jesus by Marijo Phelps  
     My very German father prayed for forgiveness and then it took 8 years before he told anyone!
     
     
303. Life in 140 Characters or Less by Janet Morris Grimes  
     Today we would call this a "status update," but give me a sweet memory and a hug from a friend any day.
     
     
304. More Pancakes Please! by PamFord Davis  
     Stir up a batch today!
     
     
305. Just Call Me Baby by Sherrie Coronas  
     A mother-daughter relationship evolves over the decades yet confirms the age old saying: The more things change, the more they stay the same.
     
     
306. Bye Bye Love by PamFord Davis  
     Humor is all around us.
     
     
307. LONELY WOMAN by Tom Zart  
     Our challenges are many and vary greatly
     Raising children in earth's ungodly throng.
     Jesus never vows to remove all difficulty
     Only His wisdom to endure what's wrong.
     
     
     
     
308. Remembering Mom by Marijo Phelps  
     I had no clue this was my mom's last day this side of eternity!
     
     
309. The Lord Wants Clingy Men and Women by Stanley Hasegawa  
     We can be clingy men and women or we can let ruin and "good-for-nothingness" take over our lives. We can raise our children to be clingy men and women or we can allow them to follow the stubborn inclinations of their own hearts and let ruin and "good-for-nothingness" take over their lives. God wants men and women who cling tightly to him like knit boxers. (see Jeremiah 13:1-11, NET Bible or NRSV)
     
     
310. United we stand by Norma-Anne Hough  
     "The Twin Towers have been attacked!"they yelled, running into the lounge to switch on the television.
     Our feelings and emotions watching the tv coverage of an event which shook the world.
     As South Africans we were deeply saddened and shocked by this act of terrorism.
     
     
311. A Profitable Day at the Creek by Judy Doyle  
     What would you do if you found $250 floating in a creek? Jody Callahan had to decide whether she'd return or keep the money.
     
     
312. THE ANGEL AND THE CYGNET story by Richard L. Provencher  
     From the pond below, burping sounds rose in the stillness. Froggy mouths gulped in wonder. Who was this stranger in their midst?
     
     
313. Abstinence is a Good Thing by Bridgette Mongeon  
     Abstinence is a choice and one that can be made at an early age. This article shares the real story of a young girl who made a decision to stay abstinent and how she managed to keep that commitment until marriage. The article is an excerpt from a podcast on the subject. A link to the podcast mp3 is also available to accompany the article should you like to use that as well.
     
     
314. Whiskers Against My Cheek by PamFord Davis  
     Father's Day is a special time of remembering.
     
     
315. Meeting Daddy by Kathy Carlton Willis Communications  
     Cynthia Ruchti shares a personal story and insight to family relationships. Great Father's Day content.
     
     
316. FATHERS by willetta pilcher  
     Fathers! Men facing nearly insurmountable odds at times to fulfill their responsibility and they do it with determination.
     
     They've taken a beating in society. They've been portrayed as weak, as wimpish, self-indulgent, lazy, drunken sots, sex-crazed, and almost any other unsavory characteristic of which one can think. And of course there are those who fit the scenario but I find, as I look around, that most men do not fit those categories. I suppose it all depends on where you look but this is what I see.
     
     
317. CALLING OF THE LOONS story by Richard L. Provencher  
     Colin's thoughts were mixed up as he watched his grandfather work on the campfire. "Okay, I guess," he said sadly. He helped a little, then a lot -- and the dark cloud finally left his thoughts.
     
     "Granddad, do loons ever fight?" he asked.
     
     
318. Hand Brakes by PamFord Davis  
     Did you have a secret wish?
     
     
319. MEMORIES OF MY OLDEST BROTHER, ONAS PARTIII by Verna Mull  
     The rest of my memories of my oldest brother
     
     
320. HOMER by louis gander  
     But everyone wanted to hear more
     so he continued.
     He spoke for the full service.
     
     
321. Foster Care by PamFord Davis  
     Foster Care Opportunities
     
     
322. The Quiet Man by PamFord Davis  
     Honor to a quiet man
     
     
323. The Extended Family by PamFord Davis  
     The importance of family ties.
     
     
324. My Mom by louis gander  
     Mother's Day - for ALL Moms everywhere....
     
     
325. The Gourd Lady by PamFord Davis  
     What is your label?
     
     
326. Your Hidden Genius: Part 2 by Bridgette Mongeon  
     What does the right hemisphere of the brain have to do with creativity or healing?
     
     
327. Your Hidden Genius: Part 1 by Bridgette Mongeon  
     How can we help our children be creative? Where is the creativity in education?
     
     
328. Mama Bird by Bridgette Mongeon  
     Just like the mama bird mothers must help the baby leave the nest. Even if it means giving them a little push!
     
     
329. Mother's Day by Bridgette Mongeon  
     The relationship of mother and child changes through the years, but the memories of, "I love you mommy" stays forever.
     
     
330. Mother's DayLetting Go by Bridgette Mongeon  
     Give yourself the gift of letting go and heal from relationships that may be estranged this Mother's Day. Forgiveness will not only be good for your home life, and your spiritual life it can also be good for your health. If you are not sure how to go about the process of healing the wounds between family members, perhaps these tools will help.
     
     

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