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Breaking Through Autism with Disney

Owen Suskind was your typical boy until age 3 when he began suffering from regressive autism. This greatly impaired his daily functioning skills, such as eating, sleeping, and speaking. The only thing that held his interest watching his library of Disney movies with his brother. At first this concerned Owen’s ...

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Reward Found Through the Narrow Way

Reward Found Through the Narrow Way By Renee G. Standing straight at the end of the field perfect in dimension resides an object necessary in winning the game of football.  The opening of the goal rests in a welcome stance ten feet off the ground, almost twenty-four feet across, with ...

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Wisdom, Politics, Faith, and Fear

1 Kings 3:8-9 (NIV) 8 Your servant is here among the people you have chosen, a great people, too numerous to count or number. 9 So give your servant a discerning heart to govern your people and to distinguish between right and wrong. For who is able to govern this great people of ...

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“The Perfect Stranger” Movie Review

The “Perfect Stranger” is an older movie, which was released in April of 2005. This Independent Christian Film movie which is approved by the Dove Family Foundation is definitely one you will want to see.  It is based upon the bestselling novel, “Dinner with a Perfect Stranger” written by David ...

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Dwelling in the Praise of My People

“Children your praise I relish in my heart. I have written in my word that I will inhabit the praise of my people. Yes I will inhabit the praise of my beloved bride on earth. My people who are called by my name, if they will lift their praise to ...

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Drink From the Fountain of Youth

Drink From the Fountain of Youth By Renee G. Hollywood has done it again.  Defined the age of worldly beauty.  Recent news from the AARP presented the new faces of sixty—According to Hollywood standards they are gorgeous, glamorous, and forever lasting yet only in the realms of Hollywood. Constantly preserving ...

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The “Cross Walk”

THE “CROSS WALK” By John Livingston Clark At ground zero in New York City there is a legal battle over a 17-foot cross-shaped beam that was excavated from the rubble. It is to be used as a memorial for those who lost their lives in 9/11, but atheists are fighting ...

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“Les Mousserables” Gets it Right

It has been many years since I have watched the popular kids show Sesame Street. I mean, why should I? It’s thought to be for children. Despite this common belief about the show, one recent segment entitled, “Les Mousserables”, brought out some very important lessons that aren’t just for kids. ...

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Is the T-Rex Fresh?

Yahoo News recently posted an article about what they believe dinosaurs tasted like millions of years ago. Of course, one of their conclusions was that they probably tasted a lot like chicken. Along with such was the bold claim of dinosaurs living 66 million years ago. Really? In 1990 a ...

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Emily’s Hair

Emily is a lot like other three year old girls.  She likes girly things such as makeup and dresses.  However, in some ways she is also gifted.  She is blessed with a beautiful head of hair and a heart full of compassion.  You see, Emily’s parents talked to her about ...

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