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Burned-Out Volunteers
I'm exhausted by all the things I do at church, but I'd feel guilty if I took a break. What should I do?
Answer by Christin DitchfieldMay 1, 2007
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The Heart of Love and Charity
How "Mother" Louise Hunter turned a life of hardship into a mission of hope.
Amy AdairMarch 1, 2007
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Pampering with a Purpose
How hairstylists are bringing their talents—and the Truth—to people in need.
Keri Wyatt KentNovember 1, 2006
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Not Your Mother's Church Social
3 fresh ways ministry leaders are reaching out to women today.
By Amy NappaSeptember 1, 2006
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He's "Married" to Ministry
My husband is a workaholic for the Lord, and it's hurting our marriage. What should I do?
Christin DitchfieldMay 1, 2006
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Blessed Are the Piece Makers
The playful atmosphere of this Colorado quilt shop draws people to crafts—and to Christ.
Lisa Ann CockrelSeptember 1, 2005
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Ken Taylor: Giving The World Good Things to Read
How the translator of The Living Bible and founder of Today's Christian has helped Christians of all ages grow.
By Bonne SteffenMay 1, 2005
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News You Can Use
Today's headlines can help you positively impact your world.
Lori RoeleveldJanuary 1, 2005
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Cooking Up Compassion
Spokane's impoverished women find hope and a paycheck in Christ Kitchen
Ronna SnyderNovember 1, 2004
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Loving the Neighbors
How do I respond to the married lesbian couple next door?
Dr. Bill MaierNovember 1, 2004
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Sweet Surrender
How disabilities advocate Joni Eareckson Tada is letting God use quadriplegia to transform her life, our culture, and disabled people's lives worldwide.
Jane Johnson StruckSeptember 1, 2004
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Soup's On
How one family serves up neighborly friendship.
Julie DahlbergSeptember 1, 2004
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Clothed with Hope
How a makeover ministry helps former inmates get a second chance.
Janice Shaw Crouse, Ph.D.May 1, 2004
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Moms in Ministry
No, that's not an oxymoron, just a challenge. Meet five mothers who've made it work
By Pamela Shires SneddonDecember 1, 2003
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Mission Accomplished
I wanted to serve God in an exotic locale, but he had other cross-cultural encounters in mind.
Liz Curtis HiggsJuly 1, 2003