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421. How Do Their Shoes Fit? by Donald Mehl  
     This is a fictional account of a family, and their on-going struggle for survival against all odds. There is a similar real life story implied here as well, but that one is about the Jewish people.
     
     
422. Deported by Jasti Victor  
     "Watchman Nee said, and I quote," said the pastor, "Our prayers lay the track down which Gods power can come. Like a mighty locomotive, His power is irresistible, but it cannot reach us without rails."
     
     
423. Something I Ate? by PamFord Davis  
     Our newly rented mobile home becomes an unstaffed infirmary.
     
     
424. Connie's Song by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     A story about the importance of family and faith in God.
     
     
425. Against All Odds by Jeanne E Webster  
     Against all odds she shouldn't have made it this far; it was a miracle she wasn't dead. Dragging her tiny body along the jagged gravely ground, she sought immediate relief from the danger.
     
     
426. Gone With The Wind written by Margaret Mitchell. by Jasti Victor  
     Richard, a busy export executive, traveling on a train meets a mother, whose daughter is going to get married to a Christian. This is the story of how the Bible lent by Richard helped her understand Christianity.
     
     
427. PRINCESS SARAH by sana edoja  
     Story about the hardships of Princess Sarah
     
     
428. A Recipe for Happiness by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     A recipe for happiness - from Aunt Mabel!
     
     
429. Object Unknown by Kasoka Kasoka  
     A story about a young man who came to know the meaning of his life through an aged woman, a stranger he met when he was troubled at heart and downcast.
     
     
430. We thank Thee, a song, sung by Jim Reeves by Jasti Victor  
     We thank Thee, each morning for a newborn day,
     where we may work the fields of new mown hay.
     We thank Thee for the sunshine
     and the air that we breathe,
     Oh Lord we thank Thee.
     
     
431. Why We Love Them So! by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     A story about the wonderful ways of children, and why we love them so!
     
     
432. What Would Believers Look Like On Another Planet? by The Masked Truelovers  
     What if God created people on other planets. Would they have large heads and big eyes, or would they look and act just like us? On the planet Humus, they are just like us - most of them that is.
     
     
433. Popcorn, Till Death Do Us Part by PamFord Davis  
     I used kiss taste tests.
     
     
434. The Secret of a Long and Happy Life! by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     The secret of a long and happy life is simple, if you just follow this little recipe!
     
     
435. Not A Day for Girl's Plumbing by Marijo Phelps  
     Hiking with my husband, the Tour Guide should have limits - winter might be one of them?
     
     
436. The Shriveled Dandelion by Jeanne E Webster  
     "Nan, what's wrong with Johnny?"
     
     No answer. His cries become more desperatesomething is wrong, terribly wrong.
     
     
437. The Imitation Gold Jewelry by Jasti Victor  
     Julia packed the imitation jewelry instead of the pure gold ones, as per her husband's advice for their wedding reception at Kakinada and these were robbed in the train. But the Sub Inspector, investigating the crime was ecstatic that he would be catching these train robbers who were committing a chain of thefts with immunity for a long time.
     
     
438. Heart of Hearing by PamFord Davis  
     It is heartbreaking to be parted from your spouse after sixty five years.
     
     
439. The Blue Dotted Umbrella by Jasti Victor  
     "Joshua what did you tell me in the morning when you went in search of an auto," smiled Martha, "That you were not going to a war. Josh, God looks after you, cares for you. He even cares for a single strand of hair on your head. So pray, and you will receive blessings from unexpected source."
     
     
440. A Stranger In Heaven by James Barringer  
     What exactly would happen if, by some fluke, a non-Christian ended up in heaven?
     
     
441. The Good Heart (Em's Piano) by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     A little story about sacrifice, humility and love.
     
     
442. How Fish Learn to Swim! by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     This piece is about how to be like a child again, when it comes to trusting God.
     
     
443. Squeakie's House by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     A story about the 'trails' we leave in our lives - and making our lives count!
     
     
444. The Flowering of God's Garden by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     We need to remember to praise God for the beauty in our lives, and also for the beauty in ourselves - what better place to do this, than in a garden?
     
     
445. Chinese make, brown brief case by Jasti Victor  
     Going back to the pavement seller, she asked him to take back one, which he flatly refused. "Madam, these brief cases are dead cheap. I have to sell all of these today only as I have no place to keep. Sorry madam, no exchange and no taking back."
     Disappointed she thought of a plan so as not to spoil Eric's mood and kept one brief case in the dickey of the car and gave the other to him.
     
     
446. Love Lives Amongst the Minutes by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     A short piece about the need to live in the NOW; God's calling us to do His will now - not tomorrow, not next week!
     
     
447. The Point of the Plan (Thanks, God) by Laura Swindon-Ross  
     A short piece about leaving our own desires aside and trusting God to give us what we need - even in matters of family!
     
     
448. MY DAY OF SHOPPING FROM HELL by sana edoja  
     My difficult shopping trip.
     
     
449. The New Girl by naomi Cassata  
     Teaching kids to treat others like Jesus would.
     
     
450. Curfew by Jasti Victor  
     Manorama, a house to house vegetable seller, faced her most dreadful situation, when her husband, stabbed in the communal riots, hovered between life and death and she having no option, but to take another loan from the loan shark, prayed. It is a simple prayer, 'Jesus Christ, please help me,' and her life changed.
     
     

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