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Fearless giving
Years ago, when our three children were quite small, my husband and I decided to purchase a house just down the street from where we were living. Our intention was to put a small amount of money into fixing it up, and then quickly place it back on the market (or in real estate terms, flip it). We conservatively determined the amount we expected to net from the sale of the house, and we decided this was going to be our nest egg for our children’s college education.
Around the time we purchased this house, our neighbor’s landlord told her that she needed to move out of her home. This neighbor was a friend of ours, and her kids were our kids’ playmates. She really wanted to continue raising her family on the island where we lived, and she preferred to stay in the same neighborhood.

December 29, 2014 issue
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Letters
Diane Warneck, Phyllis Crandall, Jacqueline, Ann Merrie Durick, Ellen Biemer
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Fearless giving
Katie Martin
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Lifted out of grief
Sam Thanawala
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It’s not ‘a jungle out there’
Thomas “Tim” Mitchinson
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This is Christmas!
Donna Tsarnas
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In our immature sense of spiritual things
Photograph by Jane Hicks
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New ‘Bible Lens’ Series
The Editors
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A family led by a mother’s healing
Rose Stackhouse-Lamont
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Horsemanship and healing
Julia Stevermer
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Pain quickly healed, no aftereffects of accident
Genelle Austin-Lett
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Diligent prayer brings quick healing
Liz Butterfield Wallingford
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No trace of a scar
Anne Holway Higgins
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Cat’s health restored
Janet Wenrick
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De-escalating violence
James Spencer