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When Things Do Not Make Sense
05.01.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
In September, my husband and I joined the church’s 90-day giving challenge by agreeing to give a sacrificial gift, and I expected to give out of our abundance. My husband makes a base salary and then brings home...
Here Comes the Bride
04.24.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
My youngest niece has been planning her wedding for several months. The upcoming event is a source of great joy for all of us in her family because she did not marry right out of college like her sisters. The years have rolled by and...
My Reason to Live
04.17.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
On Easter Sunday two years ago, I was released from the hospital after almost dying twice from COVID-19. The 21 days I spent in the hospital were like a nightmare. Admitted through the ER, I had double pneumonia as well as the corona...
In His Mighty Grip
04.10.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
When my son was born, I was so excited about having my first baby. It was fun experiencing the advancement of his personality through all the early stages of his growth. Around the age of 4, I began to notice that my son was...
Such a Bond
04.03.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
Fourteen years ago, the Lord sent a very special child into our lives – a grandson with Down Syndrome. He has brought untold joy into our lives as well as a new appreciation for God’s tender care and provision for this...
A Needed Break
03.27.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
My husband, now in his early nineties, began to show signs of dementia a few years ago. He also has physical limitations that have really diminished his quality of life. Macular degeneration has robbed him of some of his sight and many of his...
Just Waiting For Them
03.20.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
About a week ago, I received a phone call from a good friend. Her husband had been on his way to work that morning when he was involved in an accident. It occurred at a 4-way-stop intersection south of the West Park Tollway and east of...
A New Beginning
03.13.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
Up until the time my marriage imploded, I worked nights in middle management for the biggest employer in my middle-sized town of St. Cloud, MN. After becoming a single mom with little child support, it was necessary to begin looking...
Unwavering Faith
03.06.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
When I was born, my twin brothers were in high school -- so they were grown and gone before we ever connected on a deep level. One of them, Stan, settled in Natchez, Mississippi, and we have seen each other over the years at family...
No Pain, No Gain
02.27.22 | Stories | Edited by The Fellowship
Recently when I had an annual checkup, my primary care physician mentioned that all the health information online has changed the practice of medicine. People can do research on symptoms they are having and frequently figure out the problem...