Search the internet for podcasts, and you’ll find that one of the most popular topics is “true crime”—accounts, often graphically described, of actual crimes that have been committed.
Do you ever get stuck mulling over an idea, imagining all the different ways it could play out, or replaying a conversation and thinking of all the ways you could have responded better?
One teen takes us on her journey from feeling helpless in the aftermath of school shootings to discovering the power that comes from actively praying to prevent them.
My neighborhood was putting on a progressive dinner, in which different hosts each invite neighbors for one course of a meal and guests proceed from one house to the next.
My job as a receptionist puts me at the center of many things happening daily at a private high school, where throughout the day I address needs of students, parents, faculty, and staff.
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