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A Parent’s Most Basic Responsbility is to Feed Their Kids
Smaller government may sound heartless, but I believe government that gets too big can be dangerous, too. There’s been a lot of talk over my post last week criticizing the expanded lunch program...
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Poverty of Relationship
Every Friday my syndicated column appears in a bunch of newspapers in southeastern Ontario. Here’s this week’s! We live in the one of the best countries in the world. We have unspoiled nature, but we...
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Probably like most of you readers, I’ve always been a sucker for disaster stories. Everytime I watched TV as a teen and a story about some massacre came on, or some typhoon, and I saw children suddenly...
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We Are The World, We Love Ourselves
I was 15 when the original We Are the World hit the airwaves. I think it was for Ethiopia at the time, was it not? It kind of escapes me now. But I remember thinking that it was an interesting idea,...
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You Can't Live Well Without Community
photo © 2010 Laura Paul | more info (via: Wylio) This weekend I taught at Write Canada, the Canadian Christian writers’ conference. I love going there and just networking with people, and it’s a...
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Value for Money
Every Friday my syndicated column appears in a bunch of newspapers in southeastern Ontario. Here’s this week’s, on how the government needs to stop spending money on things that don’t work. Last week...
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Empowering Women the World Over–Do We Know How Good We've Got It?
Some of the greatest highlights of my life will always be the missions trips that our family has taken to the Mulli Children’s Family in Africa. It’s a home for orphaned, neglected and abused...
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What If Marriage Matters?
Every Friday my column appears in a bunch of papers in Ontario and Saskatchewan. This week’s column asks the question: what if marriage matters? What if we’ve started this vast social experiment saying...
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IKEA’s Helping Refugees–with their Brighter Lives for Refugees Program
Lately I’ve been busy. And we’ve had some major ups (things to celebrate!) and some major downs (health problems) in my extended family. And when that happens we often get really self-absorbed. We...
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What a Difference a Light Makes! With IKEA Brighter Lives
What would it be like to live without lights? IKEA asked me to be part of a campaign to raise awareness for their Brighter Lives initiative, where they supply refugee camps in Jordan, Ethiopia, Chad,...
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The Lulu Tree, Christmas Giving, and How One Blogger Made a Difference
Today lean in close, as author Emily T. Wierenga shares a story about The Lulu Tree, which will mark and change your life. Engage her story and respond. It may change countless lives. I never planned...
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When A Lovely Marriage Seems Like a Pipe Dream
I was browsing through Facebook recently when a cute picture came up. It was a selfie taken by two pretty women in their mid-twenties trying to show off their baby bumps. They were cousins, pregnant...
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We Are The World, We Love Ourselves
I was 15 when the original We Are the World hit the airwaves. I think it was for Ethiopia at the time, was it not? It kind of escapes me now. But I remember thinking that it was an interesting idea,...
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You Can't Live Well Without Community
photo © 2010 Laura Paul | more info (via: Wylio) This weekend I taught at Write Canada, the Canadian Christian writers’ conference. I love going there and just networking with people, and it’s a...
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Empowering Women the World Over–Do We Know How Good We've Got It?
Some of the greatest highlights of my life will always be the missions trips that our family has taken to the Mulli Children’s Family in Africa. It’s a home for orphaned, neglected and abused...
View ArticleClik here to view.
What If Marriage Matters?
Every Friday my column appears in a bunch of papers in Ontario and Saskatchewan. This week’s column asks the question: what if marriage matters? What if we’ve started this vast social experiment saying...
View ArticleClik here to view.
IKEA’s Helping Refugees–with their Brighter Lives for Refugees Program
Lately I’ve been busy. And we’ve had some major ups (things to celebrate!) and some major downs (health problems) in my extended family. And when that happens we often get really self-absorbed. We...
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What a Difference a Light Makes! With IKEA Brighter Lives
What would it be like to live without lights? IKEA asked me to be part of a campaign to raise awareness for their Brighter Lives initiative, where they supply refugee camps in Jordan, Ethiopia, Chad,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The Lulu Tree, Christmas Giving, and How One Blogger Made a Difference
Today lean in close, as author Emily T. Wierenga shares a story about The Lulu Tree, which will mark and change your life. Engage her story and respond. It may change countless lives. I never planned...
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When A Lovely Marriage Seems Like a Pipe Dream
I was browsing through Facebook recently when a cute picture came up. It was a selfie taken by two pretty women in their mid-twenties trying to show off their baby bumps. They were cousins, pregnant...
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