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601. This Crazy Thing Called Love by Shakera Reid-Stewart  
     Love is such a series of ups and downs. Who can truly predict matters of the heart? It's very much like a roller coaster ride.
     
     
602. THAT UNRULY CRITICAL SPIRIT by willetta pilcher  
     Has it ever invaded your life or someone you love? Personally, I don't think anyone has ever been totally immune but there are those who seem to thrive on it. I'm not talking about the occasional criticism that is justifiably needed although I suppose that most every
     
     
603. You're Not In Love If by Angie Lewis  
     You're not in love if you expect something in return. If you expect something in return for your love, such as flirting, praise, gifts, or sex then you're really trying to produce a certain euphoric feeling within you that you think love is supposed to feel like, and that is not love.
     
     
604. Re-Thinking Fellowship by Ken Larson  
     Fellowship many times is just prayer requests that are forgotten in less than two days. If we desire to reaaly process life with other Christians we must move to a higher level of involvement called life-walking. We must be very intentional to move the relationship forward.
     
     
605. Why It's Hard to Say "I'm Sorry"? by Angie Lewis  
     It is hard to say, "I'm sorry" because then we have to admit we did something wrong and it usually means we have offended someone through our own insolent words or actions.
     
     
606. Conservative Poet Tom Zart's = 87 Poems of Love Family & Faith by Tom Zart  
     Relationships are the greatest predictors of happiness
     Healthy ones tend to support our joy and appreciation.
     The best way to keep mentally healthy, happy and strong
     Can be summed up by love, trust and admiration.
     
     
     
607. An Analysis of Friendship by Janice S Ramkissoon  
     I've grown to understand that people come into our lives for different reasons and while some are there just for a season others remain in and out of season.
     
     
608. NO TONGUE Mi'kmaq story by Richard L. Provencher  
     How to make friends is Jays challenge. Having a white father and native mother sure makes it more difficult. He is to learn why some things are to be.
     
     
609. Relation- ships, Are They Worth the Trouble? by Jay Hopson  
     Living for half a century requires a person to experience quite a few of life's ups and downs, and one would hope to acquire at least a little understanding in that time. As my life has seen its share of struggle and heartache, I should be an expert on relationships. I shall try to illustrate here the difficult lessons I've learned about relationships.
     
     
610. Hey! It's YOUR Life...Get Discovered! by Louella Jamersons  
     If they are to believe the statistical tabulations Black Women are in serious trouble.
     I believe black women have more choices and more options...
     
     
611. AFTER THE TEARS essay by Richard L. Provencher  
     Dad's are precious. And we do not realize it until they are passed away. I wish dad was nearby so I could tell him how much he meant to me as I grew up.
     
     
612. OH, SON essay by Richard L. Provencher  
     Mothers and fathers love their children unconditionally, whether they are blood or adopted-related. And one day, when these precious children have some of their own, they will know how much.
     
     
613. On Your Doorstep by Patricia Charlton  
     The extra literature and books according to their interpretation are false. Beware regarding the cunning deceitfulness. Their truth includes many roads to heaven. I warn you! Many have fallen for they clever scheme of deception. All the rules and regulations added on to the word of God only ensnares an unsuspecting seeker of truth. The enemy standing at the door looks, acts, and even talks like a true believer, but something is missing. At that moment when your doorbell rings, listen to this counsel from the Holy Spirit:
     
     
614. No sex before marriage by   
     No sex before marriage
     
     
615. Keep a room of Jesus Christ by   
     A relationship with Jesus Christ
     
     
616. The Power of Well Chosen Words by Birdie Courtright  
     Words like gracious, noble, honorable, trustworthy seem seldom used these days in our everyday conversations but what great character building words they are. Do we use our words to tell our friends they inspire us using adjectives like these?
     
     
617. A CHRISTMAS SONG FOR GEORGE non-fiction by Richard L. Provencher  
     George is bi-polar, and when frustrated kicks telephone poles and screams at cars. But someone saw something special in him, and gave him a chance to do something kind for others. Read on.
     
     
618. WHY ME, EH? essay by Richard L. Provencher  
     Riding on the bus with my sister, the driver, is interesting. Oh, the joy of simply seeing cars and trucks whizz by. What about the passenger who wishes to gab, gab with me?
     
     
619. How to be Cool when ordering Coffee...or Impressing the Neighbors by Casey Chavez  
     At what point do we stop being cool?
     
     
620. THE REUNION by Teresa Altman  
     "A friend loves at all times" Proverbs 17:17 (NAS)
     
     
621. LOOK AT ME NOW by Richard L. Provencher  
     Genealogy is an enjoyable past-time for many. And in this story one young fellow takes the time to remember his great-grandmother. Ah, memories.
     
     
622. My God and I by DULCIE OFORI-AKUFFO  
     It's natural to just go on with life attaching very little importance to daily occurrences. But are the happenings in life really coincidental?
     
     
623. THE CALL OF THE LOONS by Richard L. Provencher  
     A friend takes her neighbor's son for a day of fishing. The boy's mom hopes to have his mind off the death of his father, and to learn to have fun again, instead of picking on his little brother.
     
     
624. If only you knew by Norma-Anne Hough  
     Sometimes things are not always as they seem. A laughing face can hide a broken heart.
     
     
625. "Don't Touch" by Ginny Winters  
     When we were children that's all we heard; "Don't touch, you might break it." Those words became a life-sentence that we have become imprisoned by.
     
     
626. Cactus and Lilies by Jan Ackerson  
     A lonely woman creates a Sunday School class for misfits like herself.
     
     
627. Heart of bitterness and joy by Jim Hutson  
     Another article concerning my reading of Dr. Larry Crabb's book INSIDE OUT. Chapters Four, Five and Six talk about the thirst Christ said He'd fill and why Christians can sometimes know no peace in their lives. For previous articles, read Broken, depressed, and SAVED & Prepare to Dive.
     
     
628. 10 things I love about you by   
     10 things I love about you
     
     
629. How Do I Say I'm Sorry? by Shakera Reid-Stewart  
     We take the people we love for granted and often lash out at them simply because they're always there. Take the time to be apologetic and to humble yourself. Actions speak louder than words. No amount of love in the heart can shine through if our outward deeds are not in sync with what we truly feel.
     
     
630. You'll Love Again by Shakera Reid-Stewart  
     It's hard to recover from a broken heart, but it often takes time. You think that your world will never be the same again. Although it can be painful, I know you'll love again.
     
     

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