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Carrie Cecil drank to fill the emptiness she felt. Her husband’s work took them from Los Angeles to Nashville. Her new neighbors helped move her life in a new direction... |
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Sarah had been struggling with a sore throat for two weeks. Even the emergency room couldn't offer her relief. Only the Great Physician could give her the healing she so desperately needed.... |
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In what many people would have said was the worst time to start a business, Nichole Bento opened her beauty salon. With no promise for success, she took out a business loan and made one other key investment that helped her business not only.... |
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Single mom Lorensi carried her pastries from door to door, trying to raise enough money to feed her children. ... |
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Border patrol agent Manny Rodriquez never meant for his life to end up in shambles. But five years ago, selfishness and addictions to porn and alcohol made him a slave, and it was killing his marriage.... |
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Anthony Walton kept Nashville in stitches with his comedy routines. Yet, his criminal lifestyle kept him on the neighborhood watch. When his two worlds collided, Anthony needed more than a few good laughs to get him through.... |
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Chuck Holton visits with Scott and Tiffany Smiley. Scott was blinded in combat and has since gone on to become the Army's first blind active-duty officer.... |
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In September 1996, Hurricane Fran slammed into the Carolinas. In the storm’s aftermath, Georgia Power worker, Rick Moncrief, was assigned to clear downed power lines in North Carolina. He was on a rooftop trying to pull a line from under a fallen t... |
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An addiction to crack cocaine ruled Wanda Banfield’s life for years. On the floor of a jail cell, she cried out to Jesus and immediately experienced His freedom and saving power. Today she is clean and sober and serving God in ministry alongside he... |
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