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The Boiling River

Valley Forge wasn’t the place to be during the winter of 1777-78 if you were partial to heat, sturdy clothing, and food. But this is exactly where General George Washington, along with 12,000 men fighting to gain freedom from Great Britain in the American Revolutionary War, found themselves. George Washington ...

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The Ministry Of Rescue Missions

The Ministry Of Rescue Missions By John Livingston Clark How do you think you could best help someone who is living on the street? What do you think of when a person mentions a rescue mission? Unfortunately, many people attach a negative stereotype to these places. That should not be. ...

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Hidden Rulers

Born in 20th century America, independence beats loudly in my heart.  The concept of a king to whom I would submit in total allegiance is difficult for me to grasp. I struggle to understand news reports of blind obedience and terrorist rulers. The conquering of the will of another offends and ...

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How To Enjoy Your Life

Anna was a joyful person, and she knew how to enjoy her life. She had a jolly laugh, even from her small room in the nursing home she moved to after losing her husband. Each Christmas Eve she would sit in the middle of her large family as they gathered ...

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OUR HOPE: The Church Shall Endure

‘Here is a trustworthy saying: if we died with Him, we will also live with Him; if we endure, we will also reign with Him.  If we disown Him, He will disown us; if we are faithless, He will remain faithful, for He cannot disown Himself.’   2 Timothy 2:11-13 (NIV) ...

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Love Keeps Us Kind

More than likely, you’ve heard the phrase ‘love makes the world go round’. Don’t know if it’s true though, but one thing’s certain; the depth of God’s love is revealed by that wonderful word, ‘whosoever’ (John 3:16). God’s love flows inexhaustible and lays foundation for our ability to love. Notice ...

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