The Apple Of God’s Eyes
Tired of just puttering around the house, a New York City man, just a few short months into his retirement, took on part-time work as a messenger. His job was […]
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Tired of just puttering around the house, a New York City man, just a few short months into his retirement, took on part-time work as a messenger. His job was […]
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Children’s Sunday Sermon May 4, 2014 Good morning girls and boys! How many of you have been to a real surprise party? I’m talking about a party where the person
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A number of questions about love, courtship and marriage were posed to kids ages five to ten. Their answers that follow are enlightening. WHAT DO MOST PEOPLE DO ON A
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In one of his novels, E.M. Forster gives us an unusual interpretation of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony. He describes, in rather frightening terms, how the music gives one the eerie feeling
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“450 SHEEP JUMP TO THEIR DEATHS” read a recent headline in a Turkish newspaper. According to the article, first, one sheep jumped, then stunned Turkish shepherds, who had left the
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The 1933 hit song “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” and the more recent Grammy Award winning record of the same name, may well remind us of the lonely moments in life
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The story is told of a certain tribal community which staged a series of endurance tests for initiating their young men into adulthood… The final event in the initiation is
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This Easter morning, millions of baskets were arrayed with the traditional treats of the day. In addition to colored eggs, most certainly there were mounds of jellybeans of every conceivable
Recently, the New York Times published an article (by author Pico Iyer), entitled “The Value Of Suffering.” In the article, the author recites a dismal litany of bloodshed, disease and
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It’s nearly impossible to ignore the endless stream of best-selling celebrity biographies that owe their sales success to revelations of marital infidelities. Supermarket tabloids and tell-all web sites pay informants
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Over the years, there have been numerous false reports of the deaths of some of the world’ best-known personalities. Among them, baseball great Joe DiMaggio is reported to have seen
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Did you know that the climbing vine we call “honeysuckle” always grows clockwise, to its right? The “jasmine,” on the other hand, always entwines counterclockwise, to its left. And nothing
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Here’s an amusing bit of history printed in a 1919 newspaper column. Under the heading “Public Service Announcement” was the following: “Remove apparatus from the cradle and listen for steady
When God made the earth, He filled it with everything that is most precious to Him. One small example is a place called Inspiration Point, just above Echo Mountain in
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There was a young seminarian who was taking a pre-ordination oral examination. During the questioning, one of the examiners asked him if he believed in a personal devil. “No,” he
In his 1987 best-selling novel, “Bonfire of the Vanities,” author Tom Wolfe dubbed the ambitious young people of that era — those who were taking Wall Street by storm, “Masters
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Those who have been to the Holy Land often come back to report a surprise: it is so very small. Especially Jerusalem. No matter how many Bible maps you may
It was Christmas vacation in Disney World, and a father, trying his best to do the right thing, had to repeatedly refuse to take his eight-year-old daughter Amanda to the
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To establish his agenda for the new year, a certain man recorded a very telling greeting on his voicemail which went like this: “Hello, and Happy New Year. I’m sorry
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In 2007, the United States Congress passed a law (The Clean Energy Act) requiring a gradual phasing out of the traditional incandescent light bulb. In accordance with the law, many
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