
This is a story that dropped into my inbox recently. It tells us the story of what happened to Robertson McQuilkin after he had to resign as as president of Columbia International University. I thought it particularly … [Read more...]
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A husband, father, and Licensed Lay Minister (Reader) reflecting on life, faith, and the prayers we pray in the Church of England

This is a story that dropped into my inbox recently. It tells us the story of what happened to Robertson McQuilkin after he had to resign as as president of Columbia International University. I thought it particularly … [Read more...]

I have just been reading a little about Wilma Rudolph, and what an amazing story it is! I didn't know anything about her until very recently, which surprised me a bit to start off with -- surprised that I hadn't heard … [Read more...]

This story about John Todd, a preacher in the late 1800's, dropped into my inbox this week. When I read it, I was moved to tears. In this last week when we thought so much about death, and especially those who have … [Read more...]
A Box Full of Kisses This story arrived in my inbox this week, thanks John, at just the right time. I've been having something of a bad spell with my health, and was beginning to get a bit disheartened. My box full of … [Read more...]
King Arthur and the witch I love the Arthurian legends, and the tales of gallantry and honour that come from that period of history. I do realize that most of those tales spring from a somewhat idealistic reading of … [Read more...]

Hide and Seek This charming little story dropped into my inbox earlier in the week; thanks Daniel. It wonderfully illustrates the wisdom of young children. I don't imagine it's a factually accurate account of … [Read more...]
Wanna Borrow a Jack? This is one of those stories I've heard many times over the years, in several different versions, some more serious than others. I particularly like the way it is presented here. Wanna Borrow … [Read more...]

The Surgeon Here is another one of those tales that may or may not be true, and probably doesn't matter either way. I don't think I can even begin to imagine what it must be like for doctors when there's nothing more … [Read more...]

Cure for Sorrow I imagine most of us would like to find the cure to sorrow. Like with most things, a little sorrow is probably good for us, even if only to contrast the joy, and make it all the more pleasurable. But … [Read more...]

A Special Teacher People are obviously beginning to realize I like, and use, these stories. Here's another one that arrived in my inbox recently, thanks Jennifer. I was going to Anglicize it, as I'm never really sure … [Read more...]