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Photographer Mark Mabry’s new book, Reflections of Christ, is a unique witness of the Lord Jesus Christ through the stunning realism of the photography. (See a slide show preview at ReflectionsofChrist.org).

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by Lin Floyd

There are lessons to be learned from examining the story of “The Tortoise and the Hare,” as found in Aesop’s Fables. Here’s my version, with its application to our spiritual lives:

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by Annette Lyon

In a final scene of The Last Battle, the last of C. S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia, some dwarves sit near Aslan, who provides a “glorious feast” for them. The dwarves, however, firmly believe they’re in a stable. They see and taste only the kinds of things they imagine would be in a stable: hay, water from a donkey’s trough, raw cabbage leaves, a piece of turnip. In the scriptures, we have a glorious feast provided for us. Do we see and taste little more than damp hay and turnips?

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by Alison Palmer

Scripture: D&C 59:7\

Song: “I’ll Walk with You,”Children’s Songbook, 140.

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There is power in photographs. Photographer Mark Mabry’s new book, Reflections of Christ, is a unique witness of the Lord Jesus Christ through the stunning realism of photography. (See a slide show preview at ReflectionsofChrist.org).

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