January 9, 2015 
The first sentence is “The young look forward, the old look back.” The author has looked back to 1962 and captured the culture and two events that happened that year.
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(Book Review) When Helping Hurts, by Steve Corbett and Brian Fikkert
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ECLA Has a New Website!
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ECLA Conference 2014 Recap
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(DVD Review) “The Bible” Miniseries by the History Channel
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(Book Review) Pilgrimage by Lynn Austin
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Prelude and Abduction in a Minor (Master Symphony Trilogy #1)
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Silent Shadows
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Stories that bind us
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Looking for the Lost Sheep (Stories Jesus Told series)
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Smoke screen
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