Christian Carnival CCCXI Posted
… at Fish and Cans. At least I think it’s 311.
… at Fish and Cans. At least I think it’s 311.
“The grandfather’s in there,” said the nurse quietly. “He’s a retired missionary.” “Thanks,” said the pediatric oncologist, but he didn’t hesitate. He stepped into the room. In the bed he saw the girl, not yet in her teens. She didn’t look all that good. He hadn’t expected her to. She had just been referred to…
At Learning {one day at a time}. Check it out for links from around the Christian blogosphere over the last month.
… at Inspiks. Enjoy!
… at And She Went Out …. Next week (October 13), look for it right here at the Caravansary again.
In a “real life meets fictional blogging” moment for me, Germany’s high court has ruled against a homeschooling family. From the quote shown there, the German court would recognize some of the arguments used in my short story here. (HT: Christian Carnival 302.)
When he turned 40, Kenneth began to feel that something was missing in his life. Oh, he wasn’t a lost soul. He didn’t feel a need to find himself, whatever that might mean. He just felt that there was some thing, or perhaps some person, which (or who) would make his life more complete. Something…