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Rescue Dogs Get New Lease on Life as Service Dogs
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Dogs have long been described as man’s best friend, but most people do not think of canine companions as life savers. For veterans, however, dogs can be exactly that. Maddy Gibson, a 38 year old Navy veteran, divides the world into fear and peace, loneliness and comfort, and the demarcation has four legs and pointed…
Mark Nepo Discusses Technology, Fear and the Power of Community
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
In “More Together Than Alone,” Mark Nepo explores the power of community and digs into why it is so essential for people to work together. Nepo draws from history, religion and nature to show how humans are always stronger together than alone. Recently, Nepo was willing to sit down with Beliefnet and discuss some of…
Farmer Nearly Drowns in Water-Filled Tractor Cab, Says God Not Luck Saved Him
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Lesli White
“I don’t believe in luck,” he said. “God had done His Will, he had saved my life.” Eldon Cooper, a farmer in Clarkridge, Ark., was pinned inside his water-filled tractor cab for more than three hours and nearly drowned. He says God, not luck is why he is still alive today. Cooper was preparing to…
Overcoming the Shadow of Shame
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
One summer, when I was only seven, over a period of a few weeks, I experienced an onset of severe headaches. I completed the second grade that last school year, and It was my first summer living in southern California. My parents, sister, and I moved from Northern Minnesota six months earlier. I found no…
Sheriff’s Deputy Finds Abandoned Baby Still Alive, Credits God For Miracle
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Megan Bailey
He found a baby alive that had been buried in a Montana mountain side for at least nine hours, in what can only be described as a true miracle. Missoula County Sheriff’s Deputy Ross Jessup, who stated “it was the happiest 15-20 minutes of my career,” is being called a hero after spending hours looking…
How Nelson Mandela Inspired a World For Generations
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Nelson Mandela has become a household name in recent years for his work as a nonviolence activist who worked ceaselessly to dismantle apartheid in South Africa. He directed a campaign of peaceful, nonviolent defiance against the apartheid government of South Africa and was jailed for his political activism. He spent 27 years as a political…
Achieving the Dream: Holocaust Survivor Completes Education He Was Denied
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
On June 21, 2018, Mordechai Miller finally achieved his dream of graduating from school. Along with the rest of the class of 2018, Miller donned a navy blue cap and gown, walked across the stage erected in the center of Smithtown High School West’s football field, shook hands with the school’s faculty and posed for…
Mystery Shopper Buys Out Toys R Us Store for Needy Children
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Millions of people across the nation were shocked and saddened by the news that Toys ‘R’ Us was closing its doors forever. One person, however, decided to see to it that at least one more group of children was able to enjoy the products of the store. An anonymous shopper in Raleigh, North Carolina, used…
Women Behind the Wheel: Saudi Arabia’s Driving Ban Ends
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
This week saw Saudi Arabian women taking to the road legally for the first time in decades. On Sunday, June 24, 2018, the long protested ban on female drivers was revoked. The end of the ban had been announced in September 2017, and many women had watched anxiously as the final days of the ban…
Annual Charitable Giving Breaks $400 Billion For the First Time in 2017
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Charitable giving in America topped $400 billion for the first time in 2017. The Giving USA report stated that gifts from individuals, estates, foundations and corporations surged from $389.64 billion in 2016 to over $410 billion in 2017. This means that Americans donated more money to charity than some countries, such as Ireland, make in…
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