In May, a member of my little country church brought it up. “A school? What do you think about a school?” In June, we decided to try it. In July, they asked me to be the teacher. In August, my brother-in-law, Jeff, built the classroom in a corner of our church basement. In September, we […]
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La Jolla, California. A hilly seaside community located along the Pacific Coastline. Mild climate; surrounded by beaches; funded by businesses in lodging, dining, shopping, software, finance, real estate, bio-engineering, medical practice, and scientific research; home of high art, education, and culture; birthplace of the country’s affluent. “From world-class shopping to one-of-a-kind dining,” La Jolla’s official
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First of all, they worry about the money. That’s the first thing that popped into my head when my cousin Jared asked me if I wanted to go. YES! Of course I wanted to go skydiving! It would be the adventure of a lifetime, something you could brag about afterward. But…three hundred dollars? “I don’t
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In the middle of last week’s hectic Sunday morning, I sat down to read an article by Omar Miller, director of the mission-oriented Hillcrest Home in Arkansas. “Is serving the Lord the most important thing in life?” he wrote. “I submit that even more important than serving the Lord is to know and to love
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Meet my niece MacKenzie, age seven. And her sister Madison, age four. I sat them down the other week and asked them some serious questions about life, love, and the pursuit of technology. My first questions was this: How do you like your age? MacKenzie: I like it a lot. It makes me feel really
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