Sam Allberry debunks lies about singleness

Faith

Hypocrite

Suzanne Hadley Gosselin

If my faith is to survive, my inner hypocrite must die.

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LISA ANDERSON

Popping the Question (Part 1):

Episode 663

Men tell how they proposed to their girlfriends, plus myths about singleness, and is it time to stop texting a male friend?

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LETTER FROM STAFF

Lisa Anderson | Director of Young Adults

I just came back from a trip to visit family in Atlanta. While there, I gifted my nephew — a fan of both the board game Clue and the beloved Brit TV spectacle “Downton Abbey” — none other than the Downton Abbey version of Clue. Did you even know this exists?! It’s much more godly than the traditional murder-themed game, this version contending only with stolen items, not corpses. We had fun playing as a family, and it sparked a lot of conversations. Now that darker, chillier evenings are upon us, what are some of your go-to indoor activities, preferably those that are interactive? Ping me on Insta or Facebook @BoundlessTeam and share your best ideas!

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