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I imagined that mom and dad gathering their children in their camp in Pakistan. “It is time. We are going to Iowa.”
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I imagined that mom and dad gathering their children in their camp in Pakistan. “It is time. We are going to Iowa.”
Writing on these Sundays in July, I decided to go back to my childhood on an Iowa farm and all the treasures I learned from
Writing on these Sundays in July, I decided to go back to my childhood on an Iowa farm and all the treasures I learned from
Writing on these Sundays in July, I decided to go back to my childhood on an Iowa farm and all the treasures I learned from
Writing on these Sundays in July, I decided to go back to my childhood on an Iowa farm and all the treasures I learned from
Writing on these Sundays in July, I decided to go back to my childhood on an Iowa farm and all the treasures I learned from
When the disciples heard Jesus tell them to throw their nets out wider, I wonder if they worried a bit. “We haven’t done that before.
Little Faith by Nickolas Butler is a perceptive novel that focuses on the joys of everyday life as well as the heartaches. The novel is
Sundays during the coronavirus pandemic isolation often seemed little different than other days. I baked sourdough, cooked meals, cleaned up the kitchen, and read. But
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