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Cricketer’s Humble Beginning Produces Gratitude
Sis Vivian Richards is a legendary cricketer who represented the West Indies in their years of undisputed cricket dominance from the late 1970’s ...
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What Great Thing Will You Do This Year?
2022 saw some truly bizarre Guinness World Records, including:
- Fastest time to find and alphabetize the letters in a can of alphabet soup (2 minutes and 8.6 seconds).
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How to Minister as a Plumber
Ten years ago, Nathaniel Miller was at a vocational fork in the road. He had spent years praying and dreaming about pastoring a church, but Miller was ...
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Formerly Incarcerated Zoom Back to Prison for Degrees
When people like Maria Garza are released from the Logan Correctional Center in central Illinois, the staffers there don’t usually want to see them ...
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Legendary MLB Announcer Thanks God
“It’s time for Dodger baseball … Hi everybody and a very pleasant good evening to you, wherever you may be.”
That was the opening ...
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The Work of Their Hands
After high school, Brandon Yates became an electrician. Finally, when he became a master electrician Yates founded KC One, an electrical contracting services ...
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Happiness Guru Never Found His Own Happiness
Tony Hsieh (pronounced “Shay”) wanted to promote happiness and world peace. The brilliant business guru took over Zappos soon after it was ...
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Liberation Requires Commitment
In a nation of freedom-loving people, we emphasize liberation. But according to author Pete Davis, liberation is not enough. He writes:
Freedom isn’t ...
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Restless Activity for Fear of Missing Out
Paris. The Grand Canyon. The Great Barrier Reef. The Pyramids of Giza. According to a TV show a few years ago, these are four of the fifty things you ...
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God, Grades, and Graduation
Want your kids to do better in school? Church might be the answer, according to a study conducted by the University of Notre Dame. An article titled, ...
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