Reflections by Maxie Dunnam
Now Pay Attention
Reflections by Maxie Dunnam A person's actions show you what their words won't. As a child, a term I heard often from…
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Reflections by Maxie Dunnam
Grandma, Do Wrinkles Hurt?
Reflections by Maxie Dunnam A friend told me this story recently. A seven-year-old girl was sitting on her grandmother's lap.…
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The Beautiful Truth About Us
Reflections by Maxie Dunnam A while ago my wife, Jerry, attended a women’s retreat led by a Roman Catholic nun,…
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Mom Says Everything Is Okay
Reflections by Maxie Dunnam I was spending the night in the hospital room with my mother. Fifteen years before, she had…
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KISS AN ARTIST TODAY
Reflections by Maxie Dunnam I’m intrigued by bumper stickers. I sometimes get dangerously close to a car in order to…
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BUT HAVE NOT LOVE
Reflections by Maxie Dunnam Paul’s “Hymn of Love” (First Corinthians 13) is one of the best-known sections of Scripture. In…
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What is Our Business?
Reflections by Maxie Dunnam “It isn't any of our business, is it, Lord?” A little girl with a tender conscience…
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Reflections by Maxie Dunnam
At least for a season, every issue of The Pinecone, will remind us of our beloved chaplain, Don Johnson. Every…
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