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Lynda Schultz
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The View From a Canadian Pew
On the agenda of the new administration in the United States is the rooting out of corruption at all levels of government. Such an...
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Lynda Schultz
Jan 94 min read
Biblical Proportions
The flood that hit my office at the end of 2024, just before Christmas break, was nothing compared to this. I could have cried at the...
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Lynda Schultz
Oct 25, 20242 min read
God Has the Best Box of Crayons
“Let there be light” and the darkness gave way. The brush was raised to paint the blue of heaven’s sky and water’s hue. But no dull...
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Lynda Schultz
Oct 1, 20243 min read
Patrons of Parliament
Ben stretches, reluctantly shaking himself awake. Here and there, others are stirring. He knows that once Ren appears, even the shy ones...
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Lynda Schultz
Aug 16, 20243 min read
A Question of Trust
“It looks dead to me.” The larger of the two buzzards circled once more, keeping a sharp eye on both today’s object lesson and on the...
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Lynda Schultz
Jul 7, 20243 min read
No Light, No Tunnel, No End
I linger in the blackness, seemingly invisible to passersby. My night is cold and lonely, devoid of the warmth of human touch. There is...
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Lynda Schultz
Jul 2, 20243 min read
Shunia
On Tuesday, July 11, 1911, the Porcupine Camp felt the breath of hell. In the hurry to wrest the riches of gold and silver from the...
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Lynda Schultz
Jun 8, 20243 min read
God's Gardener
Mary Moffat stood in silence in the doorway to her home. The baby, her namesake,* whimpered in her arms, aware of a tension she was too...
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Lynda Schultz
Apr 30, 20243 min read
The Clutch
The beginning … Drusilla: “Hello? Anyone there?” Dabney: “Who’s that?” Drusilla: “Me.” Dabney: “Who’s you?” Drusilla: “Beside you.”...
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Lynda Schultz
Apr 15, 20243 min read
Through the Eyes of a Child
His parents recognized his potential from childhood. Teachers delighted in him: the perfect student, quiet, attentive, and bright. He...
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Lynda Schultz
Apr 6, 20243 min read
Alone in Company
I hate those few moments in the service when the worship leader instructs the congregation to turn and greet all the people sitting...
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Lynda Schultz
Mar 30, 20244 min read
The Potter
The cart lurched, throwing Abel off his stride. He stumbled but kept his grip on the shafts between which he walked. He pulled to the...
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Lynda Schultz
Mar 16, 20244 min read
Before the Supreme Court of Heaven
Sometimes serious, sometimes not so much, Imagination Inspiration is Book Two of a collection of short reads that I wrote over several...
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Lynda Schultz
Mar 9, 20244 min read
Sweet Song of Crow
From Imagination, Inspiration. Take a breather. Stop for a moment during your busy day. It will only take a moment to read one of these...
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Lynda Schultz
Sep 9, 20222 min read
Different, but the Same
The eyes of the world are on England these days. The passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has flooded social media, news outlets,...
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Lynda Schultz
Sep 5, 20222 min read
I Get It But I Won't Forget It
I caught an interview on the news last night that captured my attention. The interviewer was speaking with a visitor at the Canadian...
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Lynda Schultz
May 28, 20224 min read
Hunger Happens Every Day
There are parts of the Bible that we tend not to read often, if ever. When we do we hurry through—a sense of duty compels us because,...
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Lynda Schultz
Mar 18, 20223 min read
Art Imitating Life?
I'm an avid reader. Years ago I learned to speed-read, a science which has been helpful when it comes to recreational reading. Basically,...
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Lynda Schultz
Jan 22, 20223 min read
Caught, Not Taught
"But the serious error facing the church today is its belief that salvation can be taught." —A. W. Tozer, Experiencing the Presence of...
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Lynda Schultz
Jan 10, 20223 min read
Don't Mess With the Plan!
I have a reading list—books I want to work my way through during 2022. Actually, most of these are holdovers from 2021. But I am hopeful...
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