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Faith Matters: Rejoice and pray, especially amid struggles

Faith Matters: Rejoice and pray, especially amid struggles
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Pratt: God is, God loves and God delivers on his promises

Pratt: God is, God loves and God delivers on his promises
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One Step Enough for Me — Morning Devotions – Hope 103 2

Listen: Chris Witts presents Morning Devotions I’d like to talk about a man who at age 32 wrote a hymn which is still considered by many as the greatest of all. And I’m talking about the hymn “Lead, Kindly Light” written by John Henry Newman in 1833. It still is sung in churches today, and has been a help to many. I read that Arthur Hays Sulzberger, the American newspaper publisher who died in 1968, found life difficult and stressful during the years of World War II. He was responsible for the highly respected The New York Times, and it was hard going. Countries were at war, and he was worried about his work, and found it difficult to sleep. He found it hard to banish worries from his mind until he came across this hymn “Lead, Kindly Light”. In particular the first verse which says:

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Read It and Reap: Fictional gems that shed light on history

Read It and Reap: Fictional gems that shed light on history By Ann Connery Frantz © Submitted Photo The Four Winds Historical fiction is often the genre readers discover in junior high or high school, where they may begin to devour favorite authors of the period they enjoy. There is plenty of good literature from which to choose. Historical fiction is a great lead-in to biographies and period histories. World War II and the Jewish extermination remain topics of huge interest across several genres. There are the classic historical records, drawn from nonfiction like Anne Frank’s “Diary of a Young Girl,” and psychotherapist and Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl’s “Man’s Search for Meaning” and Corrie Ten Boom’s memoir, “The Hiding Place.” Fictional works such as Joseph Heller’s satirical “Catch 22” also stirred readers.

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Worry – Drawn in Different Directions — Morning Devotions – Hope 103 2

Listen: Chris Witts presents Morning Devotions. In this segment over the years, I’ve spoken quite a deal about worry. Why do I keep coming back to it? Because it’s such a problem for so many people. It’s hard to define what worry is, but many of us indulge in worry activity each day. We’re faced with so many decisions and pressures, we sometimes get caught up in anxious thoughts. I read recently where a doctor from John Hopkins University said: “We do not know why it is that worriers die sooner than non-worriers: but that is a fact”.

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