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    A mom shows her family how to go on
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  • What Do You Do the Day AFTER Easter?
    The answer may surprise you!
    04/2001

    "I Have a Story About Slavery."
    An interfaith Passover seder and a new story of liberation, by Johanna Skilling
    04/2001

    Empty Pockets
    A story of unexpected grace--one woman's unique celebration during the High Holidays.
    by Johanna Skilling
    09/25/2000

    An Exchange of Gifts
    How could this happen to a little boy who was trying to do something good?
    By Diane Rayner

    Waiting for Christmas
    How did the little boy know she would come?
    By Elizabeth English

    The Gift
    Johnny remembers a special Christmas during wartime.
    By Pat Richards

    A Hundred Lights for Hanukkah
    Some families are born. Some are made.
    By Johanna Skilling

    A Christmas Stranger
    A homeless guest gives more to a family than they bargain for.
    By Natalie Walker Whitlock

    Appointment With Santa
    This kindly St. Nick gave the gift they needed most of all.
    By Sharon Lopez, as told to Cynthia Culp Allen

    A Gift of Spuds
    One man finds the recipe for happiness during Hanukkah.
    By Michael Kress

    Ramadan Diary
    A teen shares her thoughts daily during the holiday.
    By Sondos Kholaki

    First Fruits
    Observing Kwanzaa can help families share African heritage.
    By Eric Copage

    Perfect Divine Timing
    How else could Sister Mary help a woman so many miles away?
    By Sister Mary Julia, O.S.B.

    Miraculous Christmas Reunion
    Two women share more in common than they think.
    By Kathe Kenny

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