Avoiding the dangerous trap of prejudice

Catherine Booth was known as the “Mother of The Salvation Army.” Wherever she would go, large cross sections of society – princes and paupers alike – would gather to hear her speak…

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Winning in the long processes of life

Early in his inventing career, Thomas Edison invented a vote-tallying machine that could be used in legislative chambers. Simply by moving the switch from right to left, one could vote…

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Your Support at Work!

Thank you for helping make the following testimonies possible through your support of Senior Living Ministries. We appreciate your gifts and prayers!  “Thank you, thank you, you make my day brighter. I often use your ideas in our nursing home ministry… and to give a copy to our friends who don’t have email!” –Rod “Thank you […]

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Discover the power of laughter

Norman Cousins, a prominent writer of the 20th century, was diagnosed with a rare, crippling, and incurable disease. Tired of being in the hospital for so long and with little real hope for recovery, he checked himself out and went home.  There, he began his own treatment to comfort the pain. He borrowed a movie […]

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From Virginia’s Kitchen

Dear Friend, This refreshing lemony treat will be an instant hit at any fall get-together. I like to serve it with a cup of coffee when I have friends over. But it’s also the perfect light dessert after a great meal. Trust me… you and your friends will enjoy every crumb! Lemon Chiffon Cake Ingredients: […]

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Three Hopeful Truths about Grief

  By Warren Olson An old pastor was on his way home one evening when he was approached by a visibly distraught woman. She had recognized him and needed someone to talk with. So he asked her to sit down and share what was going on. She told him how her daughter, whom she loved […]

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Do your words and actions honor Christ?

One day, a pig was fervently eating acorns under an oak tree. When the supply started waning, the pig became so enamored with finding more acorns…

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Can anyone be a good leader?

A rich businessman once held a dinner party to which Calvin Coolidge had been invited. After Coolidge left, the man remarked that he thought Coolidge would one day make a good president of the United States…

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How to handle disagreements among the Body

Veteran American League baseball umpire Bill Guthrie was working behind the plate one afternoon, and the catcher for the visiting team was repeatedly protesting his calls…

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The eternal significance of your short life

Lady Nancy Astor was the first woman ever to be seated in the British House of Commons. She predictably encountered a good amount of male antagonism, but she was also capable of giving it back in turn…

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