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271. Braids of Glory by PamFord Davis  
     "Memories of braiding a grandmother's hair and how she likely wears a crown of glory..."
     
     
272. Jehovah Rohi by PamFord Davis  
     "Pharaoh's armies are in hot pursuit of the Hebrews as they crossover the Red Sea."
     
     
273. Swinging Lesson by PamFord Davis  
     "Learning how to swing is not easy.
     Like swinging, learning to walk in faith is a challenge. The Lord will give us lessons."
     
     
274. Ziba's Master by Tee Olat  
     A Fictional short story of Mephibosheth.
     
     
275. The Espionage by Tee Olat  
     A fictional short story of The spies sent to canaan in the Bible.
     
     
276. Chloe's House by Tee Olat  
     A fictional story of Chloe household in the Bible who reported to Paul about the divisions.
     
     
277. Honoured by God by Tee Olat  
     This is a fictional story of Timothy, Paul's disciple and son in the Lord.
     
     
278. No One Stands Alone by Debra Burgess  
     He stood alone among people he did not know. What brought him here was desperation. He was cold. He was lost. He was hungry. He wondered if his lot in life was to die in the streets as an unknown corpse. He felt lost in this crowd. He wondered if God were real?
     
     
279. More Than a Smile by Gloria Gunderson  
     I walked past them and smiled. Nothing is cuter to me in the store than a mother and child shopping together. The mother was leaning over kissing the child on the forehead. It struck me immediately how beautiful and sad she was. When I smiled, the little girl noticed and smiled back while burying her head in her mom's shoulder.
     
     
280. Dead End Dream by Rose Davenport  
     As she watched the sun rise this morning, she thought about her future. She thought about all the hard times she had from the time she was a little girl until now.
     
     
     
281. Alpha and Omega (Island Adventure) by Richard L. Provencher  
     The water was inviting and another swim was on the menu since the day was trying to bake them. A short time later supper was finished and the sun was setting.
     
     
282. When the Loons Sing - story by Richard L. Provencher  
     Six-year old feet thundered downstairs. Rianne wondered if her favorite strawberry pancakes were waiting.
     
     And they were.
     
     
283. Smile of God by Obed Ainsworth  
     God lives in humans and how we treat each other regardless of colour, religion or back ground, God's test for us in this world.
     
     
284. Stop and Smell the Coffee by Michele Fleming  
     God could have something wonderful waiting for us, if we would only slow down long enough to see it.
     
     
285. A Search for Healing by Michele Fleming  
     God reaches down during our darkest hours to give us victory.
     
     
286. Salvation on a Park Bench by Michele Fleming  
     Never give up hope! God can send your salvation to the most unusal places.
     
     
287. A Greater Vision by PamFord Davis  
     Jobs are more than a way to make money. They provide learning experiences.
     
     
288. On the Right Side of Life (story) by Richard L. Provencher  
     My route passes by a slough of murky water, good for ducks; dozens of them as they feather in flight, no time for bonding right now, only for scooting on by.
     
     
289. Miracle of Miracles by Bob Valleau  
     Never let anyone tell you to be ashamed of your difference or that you're not good enough. Your difference is what makes you unique, special and worthy of a life filled with love and laughter.
     
     
290. To Mend a Broken Heart by Michele Fleming  
     God can work out the impossible!
     
     
291. ANDRE IS SPELLED "ADD" by Richard L. Provencher  
     The doctor says Andre is healthy. All he needs is a little help from everyone. His mother and father understand what he needs, lots of patience.
     
     
292. GONE by Richard L. Provencher  
     "Colin? Did you clean your room yet?" said Motherâs voice traveling up the stairs. The words slid under Colinâs bedroom door, like a ghostly mist.
     
     
293. A Christmas Story by Richard L. Provencher  
     Who wants a noisy crow around at Christmas? Read this story and discover what happens.
     
     
294. A Boy Made Happy by Richard L. Provencher  
     In this little town of Truro, Nova Scotia there are many boys and girls who are afraid. Some remember sorrows which happened to them in the past.
     
     
295. Validity of a Vow by PamFord Davis  
     Husbands and wives need to seriously ponder the vows they make to one another.
     
     
296. Romeo . . . Romeo! by Michele Fleming  
     If you are going to act like you're "all that", make sure there are no bats in the cave!
     
     
297. Tattooed Preacher by Melissa Martin  
     A short fictional story about a new country preacher who is accused of having a tattoo.
     
     
298. Perfect Ending to a Perfect Day by Michele Fleming  
     Just when you think the day is already perfect, God send you a suprise.
     
     
299. Redemption and Prayer by Michelle Greene Wheeler  
     A story of how even those with the darkest of pasts can find freedom and hope through Christ. Redemption is available to all and there is no end to how we may be amazed by the power of prayer.
     
     
300. A Writer's Job Well Done by harvestgal Ndaguba  
     "Silvia Farms, I just want to hug you. You helped me get here." said a young red-headed woman. She ran towards Silvia who was walking the streets of gold with her guardian angel.
     
     

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