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God Saved Her Husband From Dying in a Coal Mine Accident
By Xiaoqing, China Terrible news suddenly arrived. One early morning in the fall of 2012, it was gloomy and a chill wind was blowing, which indicated that there would be rain very soon. On the flat platform in a farmyard, Lanzhi was busily and skillfully collecting the corn. Bam! Bam! Bam! Bam! Bam! Bam! “Sister-in-law, […]
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Who Can Bestow a Comfortable and Stable Home Upon Us
By Chen Jing, China Born in the foothill areas with sandy soil and dry climate, I was very content with the life there, for our house was cool in summer and warm in winter, and around it there were big trees, which provided shade for us. Afterward, as my family had outgrown the house, my […]
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The Testimony of a Blended Family—A Fractured Family Relationship Was Repaired
By Xia Zixuan, China The Gloomy Childhood In Zixuan’s childhood, she didn’t have her parents’ company, nor knew the taste of the cakes spoken of by the children living in the city, nor saw the golden fish blow bubbles in the fish bowl. Every night she listened her grandfather tell the story of Bai Yutang, […]
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Forsake the False Gods and Follow the True One (Ⅱ)
Although I made the resolution to forsake those false gods and follow Almighty God, I was still a bit concerned that Satan would not let me go and would bring greater and more disasters to my family if I stopped worshiping them. The sister seemed to read my mind and then read two passages of […]
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Commit Everything to God, His Arrangements Are the Best
By Xu Ning, Japan Influenced by such ideas as “Knowledge can change your fate,” “the size of one’s field determines the size of their harvest” and “One’s destiny is in his own hand,” I began to seek knowledge, as if the more knowledge I had, the more wonderful the future I would have. Therefore, entering […]
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How I Resolved the Conflicts with My Sisters-in-law and Achieved a Harmonious and Happy Family
By Xiaoyi Before I got married, I always saw the sisters-in-law in my neighborhood argued with each other over trivial family affairs, and even created a widespread uproar. I thought: It is often said, “A tree lives with its bark; a man lives with his face,” and “Don’t wash your dirty linen in public.” When […]
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