By Jennifer L Griffith I don’t tend to watch movies on a regular basis. However, I just watched a movie about two girls arrested in Thailand who unknowingly packed drugs in their carry-on while boarding
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By Jennifer L Griffith I don’t tend to watch movies on a regular basis. However, I just watched a movie about two girls arrested in Thailand who unknowingly packed drugs in their carry-on while boarding
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Water-related diseases cost 443 million school days a year. More than 150 million school-age children are severely affected by waterborne parasites like roundworm, whipworm, and hookworm. These children commonly carry up to 1000 parasites
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Getting locked up isn’t all that easy, despite what you may have heard. First, there must be criminal activity. Once clearing that hurdle, there’s the matter of getting caught. Someone must discover your behavior, and–this
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by Tina Ann Forkner As I write this, a dove flits and hops from branch to branch in our backyard. I’m pretty sure its bobbing head and fluttering feathers are part of a dance for
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You may wonder why you’d find a post about a Christian retail show on Inspire a Fire. Don’t be alarmed. As writers and people who promote others who write, we find great inspiration in
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Addictions suck. They’re designed to suck love from the heart, reason from the mind and connection from the soul. They do the job intended. Drugs get you high, alcohol gets you drunk, pornography gets you
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A Global Crisis Water. It is at the heart of a daily crisis faced by a billion of the world’s most vulnerable people—a crisis that threatens life and destroys livelihoods on a devastating scale. Unlike
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Written by Tina Hunt Recently my grandson, Asher, has developed a new game. He brings his step stool to you, he counts, and then he jumps at you. We taught him it’s important to count
Read moreMy prayer journals are filled with it. My mind is too crowded with it. My heart is weighed down by it. My future is inhibited by it. My hope is dimmed by it. My life
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A stiff breeze caught the horses’ manes and flicked their golden locks onto the young girl’s cheeks as she nuzzled her four-legged friends. Chelsea* had come a long way from her troubled childhood. Through the horses’ unconditional love she was beginning to heal from a young life marred by the unspeakable. She felt acceptance. She felt valued. And she was beginning to open her heart to the Savior’s love.
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