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How Good is Good Enough?

Throughout history, religious leaders preached a familiar message. It went something like this: If you're good, really good all the time, then just maybe you'll be good enough to get into heaven. Of course, no one really knew where the cut-off point was. Is 50% goodness good enough? That seems a little too low ... until, that is, we examine... >Full Story

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My Child is Different

Story told by Anita Aubuchon, written by Alli Vail My second husband and I were married on August 5, 2000 and we immediately began talking about having a baby together. Although I was 38 and had three beautiful daughters from my first marriage, I wanted to give my husband a child of his own. We named the child we were... >Read More



The Perfect Friend

This is a story of a changed life, as told to Power to Change Ministries. I was born in Belgrade, the capitol of Yugoslavia and Serbia, in an average Serbian family. As I can recall it, I had a very happy childhood. My parents (my mom and grandma, as my dad died when I was a baby) tried to protect me... >Read More



The Prodigal

I remember when my brother, Jim, left home. I came from an able, happy family, but this did not stop us from having problems. I was born in Kisumu, the third largest town in Kenya. We were a close family of eight children–three brothers and five sisters–of which I am the youngest. When I was about 11 years old I went... >Read More



The Rock

I based my whole life on a t-shirt which read: "Basketball is life and the rest is details." I had finally reached the pinnacle of my basketball career. All the sacrifices, hard work, and persistence had finally paid off. I was going to the 1996 Olympic Games. We were representing Canada, competing against the world's best, chasing after a gold...... >Read More



The King's Daughter

I had an "attitude." I'm sure you've heard that phrase before, but to me it was real. Only I didn't recognize it at the time. I come from a family of six children and I am the second youngest child. My parents started our family in their early twenties and my younger brother was born when Mom was forty-five. Dad... >Read More



The Greatest Adventure

It was exciting, and a little bit scary. I thought it was the greatest adventure I would ever experience, but the adventure was just beginning. I was sixteen years old. My parents had decided to move our family from our home in Jordan to begin a new life in Canada. I left behind everything I knew when we got on... >Read More



Facing Childhood Cancer

I would never have believed that a church would pray for a family they didn't know. But when they heard the news that doctors believed a child in this family had cancer - Lymphoma - that's what they did. My son Sam had a mass on his liver and spleen and small tumors forming in his abdomen. He was... >Read More


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