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Just before the 1988 Winter Olympics, a television program aired that featured blind skiers being trained for slalom skiing. The blind skiers were paired with sighted skiers…

Bible teacher Harry Ironside told the story years ago of a Christian teacher who visited the Holy Land. He had an opportunity to address a gathering of Jews and Muslims…

In the early 1900s, George Riddell acquired the overly-sensational London newspaper, ‘News of the World’. One day Riddell met famous British journalist Frederick Greenwood…

A man was giving a coworker a quick tour of his home one afternoon, and saw him admiring the kids’ trophy collection. So the man picked one up and said, “My daughter worked hard for this…”

The famous 19th-century professor and naturalist Louis Agassiz was once invited to address the members of a learned society. Agassiz declined the invitation…

During World War II, the British Secret Service broke the Nazi code and informed Prime Minister Winston Churchill that the Germans were getting ready to bomb the city of Coventry…

One of Aesop’s fables tells the timeless story of an old man who had several sons. The sons never got along, and were always falling out with one another…

On November 25, 1895 in Leadville, Colorado, a cornerstone of ice was laid that would be the foundation of what would become the largest ice palace ever built in America…

A man was commissioned by a rich art lover to paint a picture of the story of the Prodigal Son from Luke chapter 15. After months of work, the day came when the picture was complete…

In the early 1990s, coalition troops of Operation Desert Storm wowed the world with their 100-hour ground assault against Saddam Hussein’s troops who had invaded Kuwait…