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Serving as FamilyLife's Weekend to Remember^® promotions coordinator affords me the opportunity to witness God in the midst of broken and healthy marriages.  Some of the most remarkable stories though are hearing of couples on the brink of divorce who attend a getaway weekend and come away from the conference leaving divorce papers behind (literally!).

Last week I experienced firsthand another kind of remarkable story.  Ellen, who won a much-needed Weekend to Remember^® registration, shared with me her struggles of being newly married following 10 years of single parenthood.  She admitted her greatest challenge was being a wife, a ...

Did you know March 14 is National Pi Day?  With some admittedly "poetic" license, this month we're asking, what is your favorite PIE . . . and who makes it best?  Submit your thoughts via the "Comments" below.  But before you do, see what your friends in ministry and broadcasting have to say!  (As featured in our March newsletter -- see it online!)

"Cut my pie into four pieces, I don't think I could eat eight."  ~Yogi Berra

My favorite pie is Lemon Meringue.  Who makes it best?  No one!  Well, when my wife does make it, it is wonderful.
Russell Dean ...

They make the difference between simply reading about the crucifixion and having a sense of being an eyewitness.  Those precise observations come from the gospel writers and provide pertinent details that will add dramatically to your listeners worship this Easter.  And that's why Grace to You^® believes it's important for listeners to tune in when John MacArthur explains the critical yet often overlooked details from Calvary in his study The Crucifixion Chronicle (airs March 11-21).   

Then in the week leading up to Easter Sunday, John gives us more reason to be confident in The Resurrection of Jesus Christ ...

When I first saw the manuscript copy of John MacArthur's One Perfect Life--his epic weaving of the four gospels into one continuous and sequential narrative--I knew I wanted to read it in one sitting.

I read it one weekend in two sessions of three hours each.  I made notes, I prayed, I pondered and purposed to read it again.  The "weaving" that John MacArthur has accomplished so enlarges the narrative impact--far beyond what I would have imagined.  It is the single richest reading experience I've encountered in many years reading the scriptures.

The extensive study notes can ...

Here's this week's trivia!

1-Tonic's companion / Smile

2-Starbucks favorite / Opposite of former

3-Shower support / Gardener's tool

4-Pen's flow / Skating arena

5-Fix dinner / Scoundrel

6-Price / Liberated

7-Bird's nose / Workman's rest period

8-Baseball move / Take the full weight

9-Bothered the princess / Partridge's home

10-Hamburger holder / Joan's fate

Think you figured it out?  Send your answers below!

Peggy Campbell
Ambassador: We Connect. Ministry and Media.

He walked two days to get to the radio station.  His life had changed and he wanted to tell the people who helped make it happen.  It's an incredible, true story about a village witchdoctor who went from practicing black arts to practicing Christianity -- all because of a solar-powered radio.

This is what HCJB Global calls The SonSet Effect.  With the help of local radio partners around the world, HCJB Global is illuminating the world through solar-powered SonSet radios. And you can help!  The ministry is looking for U.S. radio stations to partner in bringing The SonSet Effect ...