In an art studio in Rwanda, one finds an invitation to know life more deeply, to move into the essence of what it means to be alive each day.
A purple yoga mat is more than a six-foot rectangle of space. For Sara B. it is a portal to discovery and self-acceptance, in this inspiring essay.
At long last, after rejection that has become too familiar, we receive the yes--the reward for our patience and resilience, in this essay of faith, hope, and inspiration.
In the depths of the Depression's cold winter, the coal bin holding nothing more than dust, Tom Sheehan and his trusty red wagon brought in a bounty of fuel and kindness from a stranger never forgotten.
The prize was a duckling, which grew up to be a duck -- tender and juicy -- and Thanksgiving feast, in this clever essay by Kathryn Zygala.
FaithHopeandFiction is my creative home and my labor of love. I have written stories all my life. As a child, I told myself stories for entertainment, to pass the time, and for comfort. Stories were my way of interpreting and understanding the world around me and to discover the deeper meaning and lessons hidden in even the most ordinary circumstances and relationships.
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