To say Campus Crusade’s name change has “nothing to do with political correctness” is nonsense. And somewhat perplexing, given that the new name is taken from what they claim is the most offensive part of the old one.
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an earnest and gracious heart
I doubt it was easy for our Mexican daughter-in-law to enter into our world, with it’s strange tastes and smells and rhythms. But I’m glad she did.
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something to read
Some students come. Some students go. And some students keep on blogging.
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what women want
No matter how hard or soft our erotica might be, it little serves the sacredness of marriage, a gift rooted in sacrifice and commitment.
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when not to laugh at a man
Women’s magazines are filled with articles about how to stroke, decode, or manage a man’s ego. But this is not a woman’s magazine.
Read morea rule to follow (online)
It’s easy to forget what Jesus said. That our words reflect our hearts. And it’s easier still to forget it online.
Read morefaithful friends: beyond Facebook
Use the tools to minister to and care for each other. And call up or reach out to those whose status says something about their heart.
Read moreto tweet, or not to tweet
To reflect in concise ways is becoming a necessary and important skill
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July 25, 2011

a triumph more glorious
The first transatlantic telegraph cable broke. Expectations where thwarted. Nothing worked exactly as advertised. It’s a good thing to remember when the next new thing rolls in, even if it’s made by Apple or Google.
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