The pastor explained that the Truce Bell was going to be in the center of their house. They were to ring it if they got in an argument and needed to regroup.
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The pastor explained that the Truce Bell was going to be in the center of their house. They were to ring it if they got in an argument and needed to regroup.
The miraculous knitting together of biology, physiology, personality and promise. And yes, this is greater than us.
…when I watched him get up to walk you around the hospital room, he and I had only been married for one year and nine months. We were still newlyweds ourselves.
My clinical supervisor once gave me some advice that plays over in my thoughts from time to time. She said, “You don’t really have to guess at what people are thinking. Usually, whatever comes out of their mouth is what is at the top of their mind. And context? Wherever they live and whatever they’re…
I’m not sure how many weddings I’ve attended in my lifetime. When I was very young, I paid attention to how comfortable the seating was and how long the service “droned on.” As an adolescent I paid attention to the dresses, hair and makeup of the bride and her party. In college I paid attention…