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link to 5 Books About Humanity’s Greatest Rescue

5 Books About Humanity’s Greatest Rescue

It's easy to get callused by the needs of the world. We are overwhelmed by need and we become immune. That's why a deep dive into a book beats an internet post or news article. These...

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link to Are you knee deep or neck deep in culture (and why does it matter?)

Are you knee deep or neck deep in culture (and why does it matter?)

When we first moved to Mexico, our toddler son was social and verbal— in English.  One Sunday morning when he was close to two we visited a church in our city.   Will was put in a...

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link to Melting the Frozen Grief of the Global Nomad

Melting the Frozen Grief of the Global Nomad

***** 2019 ***** Brenda lay in bed staring at the darkness. The clock read 2:59. She couldn't sleep. She eased out from under the covers, careful not to wake her husband. She slipped into some...

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link to Closing the gap:  connecting across the miles

Closing the gap:  connecting across the miles

There's a box in my closet that's been virtually untouched for ten years. It holds framed pictures of my kids' grandparents and aunts and uncles.  They used to hang on the wall of our house...

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link to When a Tumbleweed Grows Roots: What I Learned Winter 2019

When a Tumbleweed Grows Roots: What I Learned Winter 2019

"I grew up transient, with change as my constant. I lived a privileged life in many ways, and benefited from a plethora of experiences denied many of my more settled peers. In fact, I felt...

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link to Why you need that reunion and the reunion needs you

Why you need that reunion and the reunion needs you

I used to think community was one network that served as a safety net. But, community isn't just one circle. Your network is actually multiple circles where you belong. Sometimes they overlap and...

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Harold isn't the only one who can wield the purple crayon magic.  Maybe he started it, but you can finish it.  You can reimagine your story.  Many folks have blazed the trail and will give you tips on how to do it.  Plus, there's the Ultimate Guidebook to show you how it's done.
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