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Bride Goes Viral for 'Thrift Store Wedding'
Tarryn Pitt loves scouring thrift shops for treasures, from vintage canning jars to velveteen armchairs. “I’ve been thrifting my whole life ...
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The Surprising Upsides of Aging
The number of Americans living to at least 100 is expected to quadruple over the next 30 years, to about 422,000 by the mid-2050’s, according to ...
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Why You’re More Creative in Coffee Shops
Some of the most successful people in history have done their best work in coffee shops. Pablo Picasso, JK Rowling, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Bob Dylan. Whether ...
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Dog Eats Passport Before Destination Wedding
A couple's destination wedding was almost in jeopardy when their dog, Chickie, chewed up the groom's passport just days before the wedding. Donato ...
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A Simple Principle for Discerning God’s Will
Carolyn Arends is a Canadian Christian musician, author, and speaker. In an issue of CT magazine, she writes:
Years ago, I toured as an opening act for ...
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Guidance - More than a Feeling
Watson Thornton was already serving as a missionary in Japan when he decided to join the Japan Evangelistic Band. He decided to travel to the town where ...
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The Man Who Invented Waterskiing
One hundred years ago (1922), a Minnesota man named Ralph Samuelson went to a local lumberyard. Most people would have said that Samuelson found two ordinary ...
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Famous Actor: ‘I Guess the Plan Is Just Hope’
Robert Pattinson has experienced a great deal of career success. High profile roles like Edward in the Twilight series, Cedric Diggory in the Harry Potter ...
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Good Complexity vs. Bad Complexity
Skye Jethani writes, in Immeasurable, about good versus bad complexity in ministry. He illustrates it this way:
Bad complexity is like a Rube Goldberg ...
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Claiming the Summit Without Reaching the Top
Only 44 people have reached the summit of all 14 of the world’s 26,000-foot peaks, according to the record books. Or, maybe no one has. The difference ...
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