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25 Most Recent Inspirational Short Stories

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Unk's Fiddle by Steven Burt
"Unk's Fiddle" excerpted from Steve Burt's Unk's Fiddle collection. Second place Ray Bradbury Short Fiction Competition, winner The Storyteller Readers' Choice Award, winner My Legacy Magazine Editor's Choice Award, also in Chicken Soup for Single's Soul. www.burtcreations.com..
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Unlock Your Passion and Unleash Your Dreams by Rebecca McClain
Forget Resolutions in 2007...Go For Your Dreams!..
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View Photo of unmyeong-ui osjang 1 jang - Korean Read excerpt from unmyeong-ui osjang 1 jang - Korean unmyeong-ui osjang 1 jang - Korean by Becky DeWitt
yesunim-eul mannago iyagi hal mannam-ui jangsoleul se-uneun du eolin sonyeoe gwanhan iyagiibnida...
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Unprepared by Margaret Mullings
Sometimes the most embarassing moments in our lives, are the greatest teachers and very often reaches us some painful lessons. Be encouraged as you read this story!..
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Unsinkable, Unshakable, Unbreakable Faith: Our Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A couple turns to God in times of storm. This is their story...
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Unsung Angel by Shelia Lipsey
Rebecca, a sweet, mild-mannered 32 year old mentally challenged woman, falls in love with prince charming, Andrew Watkins. Do these two challenged individuals really understand the meaning of love...
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Until We Meet Again...... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
I am a nurse at a large hospital here in Nashville; I have been a nurse going on for 8 years now (and went to medical school for 4 years before that). I have taken care of a lot of patients; but several have remained firmly entrenched in my memory. I shall never forget them, in particular, this on..
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Up And Running: Colton's Story. (Living With Meningitis And Amputation, #1) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A boy survives a deadly illness that cost him the loss of both legs. This is his amazing story, as told by his father...
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Upon The Essences Of Friendship, And.., by L Kingston
An inspiring, and abstract perception evolving around the thoughts of friendships..
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USCGC Halfmoon: At Sea by Mark Lichterman
Powerful winds howling through the constantly shifting rigging playing a discordant, lunatic’s cacophony, the prow rose, ascending upward and upward, until, momentarily, all the man on watch was able to see was a world of roiling black clouds...
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Useful in HIS Hands by Kathryn Perry
Why has this happened to me?..
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VALENTINE FROM BEYOND... By: Linda Law by Linda Law
Gifts come in many ways...often from another world?..
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Value by Pradeep Kothandan
This is a short Story extracted from the book " Put some WOW in your LIFE! "..
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Victory in the Valley by Kathryn Perry
Diana Furr was my park bench friend.....
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Vinedresser by Kathryn Perry
Those dead branches are hidden.......
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Visiting Suzanne (Part Five) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Much to her mother's delight, Suzanne has finally emerged from her lengthy coma...
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W.A.G. the God by S. Beres
Does what we do today really have an impact on the future?..
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Waiting by D. Mullis
Waiting is a tool God uses to mature us..
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Waiting For A Smile. ...: Special Needs Parenting 101. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A little boy battles leukodystrophy. This is his story, as told by his brave mother. Image (c) 2012, by Karla Dorman...
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Waiting For Gregory. (Part Four) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Amy Brenner of Fostoria, Ohio, updates her family's story. They have one daughter (18), and two sons: Freddie (15) and Gregory Jans (6), who was adopted two years ago from Holland...
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Waiting For Lucinda Rosalia: The Adoption Chronicles. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A couple counts the days to when they will go to Guatemala to get their new adopted daughter-to-be. As you can imagine, they are overjoyed that the adoption has been approved...
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Waiting With A Smile. ... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A mother looks forward to seeing her children after a long day at work...
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Wake Up Calls by Donna Webster
Wake up calls is a story about me finally realizing that I am meant to write a book about my journey. I hope you enjoy...
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Wake- up Call by Ellen Hatcher
The chaplain of the city mission meets a transient and learns a tough lesson...
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Walking Forward. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A teenage girl accepts Christ at church. This is her story. Image (c) 2010, by Karla Dorman...
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Walking in the Dark by Tilly Rivers
Have you ever had a story and nobody would listen? They won’t listen… Why? Because it is not a tale spun by a fable maker, it is much worse…once you heard it; you would know longer be the same, touching your very core…it is the truth! ..
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Walking Lessons. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A young teenaged boy is determined to walk again after a devastating football injury from a few months back. This is his story. Image of clouds in blue sky (c) 2010, by Karla Doramn...
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Walking On The Stilts Of My Soul by Paul Mc Cann
Looking at life from a higher view point..
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Walking Stan Home by Bob mitchley #shock stories
This is a true account. Bits of wisdom can be found, when your not looking...
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Walking the Talk: The Interfaith Pilgrimage of the Middle Passage by Daniel Brown
In 1998, seventy men and women of all races retraced the route of African slavery in America, walking from the Leverett Peace Pagoda in Massachusetts to New Orleans, eventually ending in South Africa a year later. Confronting the legacy of slavery and racism, it was a difficult but ultimately reward..
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Walking With Ace.: Special Needs Parenting 101. by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A family shares their son's story. Their son has spina bifida...
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Wanting to Use Sick Leave by Judine Slaughter
Have you ever wanted to use sick leave when you were feeling healthy? Here's my test and testimony from wanting to use sick leave and then needing to use sick leave...
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Wayne's Journal, August 13, 2008: Family, Fatherhood, And Faith!! by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Wayne Wright takes some time out of his busy life to write in his journal; it's the first time he's written in a long while. He is happy, healing, and is enjoying the demands of a burgeoning family...
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We are the children of the Anzacs.... by Leonie Campbell
The children wave their flags as the old soldiers march in remembrance of their mates who fell in battle......
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We Can Forever Have Hope In The Lord by DeBorrah Ogans
It is important that we take note and realize the signs of the time. God’s moral principles for life, marriage and the family have been abandoned by many. There are credulous concerns about “global warming.” Not to mention the epidemic proportions of natural disasters worldwide. God is always..
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We Go On. ... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A woman learns to enjoy life, even with remembering her daughter who died three years ago at the age of nine due to a very rare neurodegenerative disease. She has also added to the family: the family now has eight children, including an angel in Heaven. Image of sunset (c) 2012, by Karla D..
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We have no bananas today by Georg Mateos
The Donors are slowly increasing, but increasing anyway to knit more people to the growing core of a Literary Family with not only excellent authors but also very good hearts. Some as made clear that they wait to payday to make a donation and we have responded to everybody that it is not the siz..
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We Saved You A Seat by Frances Seymour
This story is about putting others first and the benefits in doing so...
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Welcome Home, Rebekkah!: Ronee' Writes... by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Ronee' writes a quick email to her brother's girlfriend in California, wishing her a speedy recovery...
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Wendy's Story (With Help From Mama Kendra) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Wendy Williams, aged 4, talks about herself (with some help from her mommy, Kendra). (Am taking a bit of a break from the Sanduskys and their Alaskan adventures until I get the last two Williams kids' stories in!)..
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Were You a Blessing Today? by Nancy Carey
Blessings return HUGE dividends!!! ..
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Wesley Baker: His Story. (Part One) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
"I am learning to live with my disability." A young man adjusts to having one arm after a horrible accident back in June that cost him his job. Image (C) 2006, Karla Dorman...
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Wesley's Story. (Part Two) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Wesley Dean Baker continues to fight for his disability, but he refuses to give up hope. (He lost his arm in an industrial accident back in June last year.)..
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What Inspires Me by Darcy Busch
My life's mission and why I won't give up...
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What about God by Scott Ponton
God is good. There is no question if you believe in Him of His love for us. We should praise Him everyday for all that He does for us with gladness in our hearts, and not be so engrossed in the world. Praise be to God...
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What Did You Say? by Author Annette Patterson, LES
Death and life are in the power of the tongue: and they that love it shall eat the fruit thereof - Proverbs 18:21..
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What do I do with my Garbage? by Karin Fleischhaker-Griffin
How a Type "A" person finally copes with minor irritations, this time garbage, in a small town setting. ..
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What Do You See?: Delilah's Story. (Special Needs Parenting 101) by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
A woman takes care of her severely handicapped young daughter; this is their story. Image (c) 2011, by Karla Dorman...
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What does the word DISABILITY mean to you? by Nancy Carey
A disability can be mild to severe, but it almost means an opportunity for the able-bodied (body and brain) to volunteer to help. ..
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What Happened to the Living Bread? by Marilyn Friesen
To hide the treasure seemed impossible but to not hide it would be very dangerous. ..
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