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As God’s Chosen Ones, Put on Compassionate Hearts and Kindness (and New Windshields)

by Jennifer Hallmark | Feb 27, 2017 | Author news, Faith, Small Acts of Kindness

By Janell Butler Wojtowicz Since being widowed eight years ago, my mother, who lives on a limited income, has experienced many loving acts of kindness from people in her small-town Iowa church. They are a close-knit family of believers so I shouldn’t be surprised by...

Small Acts of Kindness: 7 Ways to Teach Your Kids Respect and Kindness

by Jennifer Hallmark | Feb 20, 2017 | Small Acts of Kindness

By Chidinma These days, with technology and access to information, teaching kids values is a hard job. I have found 7 ways to teach your kids respect and kindness; they seem to work for me, and they have a lasting impact on your child’s life. #1. Do chores and work...

Small Acts of Kindness: Elderly Woman Befriends a Lonely Young Woman

by Jennifer Hallmark | Feb 6, 2017 | Author news, Faith, Small Acts of Kindness

By Christine Lindsay As a young woman of twenty-one, I didn’t have many friends. That is, until an elderly woman toddled into my life on her old-fashioned pumps. Eighty-something-year-old Eva’s kindness turned my life around from sadness and loss, to new horizons of...

The Kindness Of A Stranger

by Jennifer Hallmark | Jan 30, 2017 | Author news, Faith, Small Acts of Kindness

By Patti Shene I set out to do my grocery shopping at the Safeway, located twenty miles away, with the coupon book I had received in the mail tucked away in my purse. The federal government paid their employees twice a month, so every payday, this chore had become...

Small Acts of Kindness: MOPS: Mothers of Preschoolers

by Jennifer Hallmark | Jan 23, 2017 | Author news, Faith, Small Acts of Kindness

By Julie Arduini It was an organization that made me feel important and normal. At meetings I was encouraged that my toddler would not graduate in diapers or with a pacifier. As a new mom, we were given refreshments that weren’t first touched by our child’s sticky...
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