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Keep your environment pretty without contributing to pollution! Buy a push-mower for your lawn and get some exercise while you cut your grass.

In every part of the world, there are people who really speak about human rights, and speak about the right of self-determination, and rights of animals. All of these are, I think, signs of positive change. Insight From the Dalai Lama: 2007 Calendar,” Copyright © 2006, Andrews McMeel Publishing.

“If you attend a house of worship, arrange to take your child there when there is no service. In the quiet, sacred space, you can talk about how it feels to be there, observe the light coming through the windows, and explain the symbols.” –Mimi Doe

“We have been married for 44 years and now after 30 years it looks like the Lord is calling him. Every day he is getting worse.” –jlray64 Add your prayers now

Welcome back to Beliefnet’s exclusive Bill Hybels devotional, “Living with Grander Vision.” This feed will appear in your profile every day for three full weeks. Did you miss any entries? Just stay subscribed, and the feed will begin again at the end of its cycle. I took a ministry trip to Europe a couple of…

Describe the games you played with friends as a child: riding bikes, playing ball, sledding, roller-skating, dancing. Use this occasion to re-experience the joy you had in movement, and with cherished childhood friends. What has changed? In short, write about your physical past and present. –Norris Chumley

When we apply our reason in addressing a problem, we have to be vigilant in ensuring that we remain honest, self-aware, and unbiased; the danger otherwise is that we may fall victim to self-delusion. Insight From the Dalai Lama: 2007 Calendar,” Copyright © 2006, Andrews McMeel Publishing.

“My daughter is in a burn unit with 40% burns and fighting for her life.” –hopeone Add your prayers now

Many organizations collect and re-distribute old pairs of eyeglasses. Donate your used glasses and help someone less fortunate see the world a little clearer.

“Engage your child in conversations about God and be open to what interests him or her. When we invite God into our everyday lives, our children see this sacred connection as always available.” –Mimi Doe
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