Grandma loves you honey a four word message for life
A personal reflection on the enduring impact of a grandmother who daily encouraged the narrator with the phrase Grandma loves you honey. The piece traces memories from childhood through adolescence, highlighting faith, family bonds, and the emotional reach of a simple, loving utterance. It ends with a question about how often such encouragement is given to others.
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Grandma
Sue
Honey
Grammy
Lois
Eunice
Dobson
Campus group selects Steve Douglass as new leader
In Amsterdam, Campus Crusade for Christ named Steve Douglass president replacing founder William Bright. Douglass, 55, has three decades with the group serving as executive vice president and director of U.S. ministries. The organization counts about 22,000 full-time staff and 489,000 volunteers.
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Amsterdam
Steve Douglass
Campus Crusade For Christ
William R. Bright
Lands
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Douglass
U.S. Ministries
Crusade For Christ
Sanctified Sax to Perform at Michigan Valley Church
Saxophonist Ed Huffman known as Sanctified Sax will headline a free Sunday concert at Michigan Valley Community Church at 7 pm. He leads Three in Harmony, a Wichita gospel trio, with Skeeter Miller and Deanna Hamilton. A free will offering will aid entertainers. Refreshments follow. The church sits near Pomona Lake dam.
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Three In Harmony
John
Skeeter Miller
Deanna Hamilton
Pomona Lake Dam
Church urges others to go green initiative
AP reports Episcopal Church leaders link faith and environmental action. Rev. Sally Bingham, head of Grace Cathedral's environmental ministry, cites Noah as a guardian of species and promotes renewables through Episcopal Power and Light. The movement, already with Grace Cathedral and Green Mountain Energy, aims to inspire other churches. The California Council of Churches plans an Interfaith Power and Light chapter this September, following a 1997 Episcopal energy conservation resolution.
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Episcopal Church
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Bingham
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Dobson on guiding a defiant child with respect
James B. Dobson advises parents to allow venting of anger while setting boundaries against name calling. He notes that recognizing a child’s feelings aids parenting, while maintaining respect and avoiding open rebellion. He emphasizes empathy, apology when wrong, and rational explanation. The guidance applies to daily parenting and future relationships.
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