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This week Did You Know is excerpted from a South Bend History professor’s latest book, Changed by Grace: In 1735,
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This week Did You Know is excerpted from a South Bend History professor’s latest book, Changed by Grace: In 1735,
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Read MoreThis week’s Did You Know is a continuation from a South Bend history professor’s book, “Changed by Grace:” During the
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Read MoreHave you ever noticed that when and if you have one of those “bad mornings” that the rest of the
Read MoreThis week’s HTYH, is a continuation of Keith L.’s story: I can never forget a more difficult amends that I
Read MoreThis week, Did You Know is excerpted from a South Bend History professor’s latest book, Changed by Grace: If we
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Read MoreWhen the FBI knocked on my door, I suddenly became grateful that I had followed Sandy’s (A.A. sponsor) suggestion and
Read MoreThis week, “Did You Know,” is excerpted from a South Bend history professor’s latest book, Changed by Grace: People can
Read MoreAn old-timer told me to borrow a lipstick from one of the A.A. women and write on my bathroom mirror,
Read MoreThis week, “Did You Know” is excerpted from a South Bend History professor’s latest book, Saved By Grace. Jonathan
Read MoreShoulder Pain My great grandmother Princess Poorman, who is also a Waynedale native, will be turning 96 years young
Read MoreThis week, “Here’s To Your Health” is a continuation of Keith L’s story: At Ernie, the attorney’s treatment house,
Read MoreUntil the 1800s, Americans considered tomatoes a poisonous fruit, either rarely eaten or boiled for hours to destroy its “toxins.”
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Read MoreThis week, “HTYH” is a continuation of Keith L.’s story: I went into that skid-row basement bathroom with every
Read MoreThis week’s, Did You Know is from a South Bend history professor’s book, “Changed by Grace.” By the 1730s
Read MoreThis week, “HTYH” is a continuation of Keith L.’s story: I promised God if He would let our baby live,
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Read MoreThis week’s Did You Know is excerpted from a South Bend professor’s book, “Changed by Grace.” John Wesley was the
Read MoreOne of the most obvious facts about untreated alcoholism is the progressive deterioration of its victim’s internal organs, brain and
Read MoreThis week’s Did You Know is excerpted from the book, “Changed by Grace,” written by a South Bend History professor:
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Read MoreThis week’s Here’s To Your Health is a continuation of Keith L’s story. When our train arrived at Yemeni,
Read MoreOn June 14, 2006, A.A. lost another friend and trusted servant with the passing of Henry “Hank” Whitmer. He died
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