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Learning books of the New Testament made easy
By
Linda G. Howard
Recently, I began teaching a Bible class of higher function adults. I am currently teaching them the names of the books of the New Testament. Most of us who have been in church for years know more about the Bible than we imagine. This week, our class learned about half of the books in the…
Two A.M. reflections
By
Linda G. Howard
I often wake up at 2am now. This is a new version of insomnia for me. I’ve had trouble going to sleep for as long as I can remember. But once asleep, I was able to stay asleep. This morning I was awake at 2:15. I learned long ago that insomnia doesn’t have to be the…
A search for honesty
By
Linda G. Howard
Working with people with special needs, I’ve discovered that your IQ doesn’t determine your honesty quotient. Yes, they are the most wonderful people I’ve ever had the privilege with which to work. However, cheating is as systematic in a special needs population as people with normal IQ’s. Dan Ariely, a psychology and behavioral economics professor…
Waiting for her day
By
Linda G. Howard
As a young woman, Mercy came to me asking if she could become a deacon. She was about 22 years old. At The Special Gathering, which was a ministry within the mentally challenged community, our deacon board comes from the membership. I told her that she must wait until she was older. Every couple of…
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