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Singled Out for Being Single
Picture it: Dozens of us are masterfully working the dance floor. I soak up the energy of all the wedding guests around me, ecstatic that we have no problem celebrating the bride and groom’s eternal commitment to each other by collectively agreeing that yes, it is fun to stay at the Y.M.C.A. We bring sexy… [Read more]
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Let’s Talk About Porn
My first sample of pornographic material appeared while I was browsing late night TV the summer after my 8th grade year. What was happening in front of me was shocking, yet I kept changing the channel and then coming back to it, unable to fight the allure of discovering the true form of a woman… [Read more]
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Are You a “No” Girl?
It happens a lot here at this place. I order one thing and it’s never quite what I imagined. For instance, chicken apple panini doesn’t look a thing like chicken or apples and the spinach salad is always more fruit than spinach. And I’m not even picky, I promise. Last night the tears were threatening… [Read more]
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13 Things I’ve Learned in My Thirties
When we turned 33, my friend and I called it our “Jesus Year” or our “Year of Fulfillment.” We were joking, of course, but it did give us perspective about our lives in the light of what Jesus accomplished in His short time on Earth. When another group of friends started turning 35, they created… [Read more]
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Intentionally Single?
“Intentionally single” is probably not something most singles are trying to be. I know this because when I was single, I wasn’t trying to remain single intentionally. I wanted to get married! But in all my wanting and dreaming, marriage was not going to happen in my timing. Some things in life you just can’t hurry up.… [Read more]
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They Will Stand in the Gap for Me (If I Let Them)Cynthia Shahan, May 20, 2013
Last summer my mom had to have her hip replaced. I really wanted to be there for the procedure, but she was in so much pain, she didn’t want to wait until my planned trip home a couple of months later. The surgery seemed to go well. She completed physical therapy and was walking around with a walker in no time.

Dear Dad :: I'm Still Learning to Trust YouGuest Writer, May 16, 2013
Editor's Note: If you've read SingleRoots long enough, you've probably read at least one post by our friend, Sundi Jo. This week, her book Dear Dad was released, and we're excited to see her dream come to fruition. It's a story--Sundi Jo's story--of gritty redemption.

Are You Placing Your Dreams on the Altar?Ben Morgan, May 13, 2013
I have taken more spiritual gift and personality assessments than I can remember, desperately hoping that the result would tell me plainly what area of ministry I was supposed to be in, what church to serve in, and for how long.
Again and again I’d get frustrated, as the results were perpetually far too general to be of any help.
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Cynthia Shahan, May 20, 2013 Last summer my mom had to have her hip replaced. I really wanted to be there for the procedure, but she was in so much pain, she didn’t want to wait until my planned trip home a couple of months later. The surgery seemed to go well. She completed physical therapy and was walking around with a walker in no time. |
Guest Writer, May 16, 2013 Editor's Note: If you've read SingleRoots long enough, you've probably read at least one post by our friend, Sundi Jo. This week, her book Dear Dad was released, and we're excited to see her dream come to fruition. It's a story--Sundi Jo's story--of gritty redemption. |
Ben Morgan, May 13, 2013 I have taken more spiritual gift and personality assessments than I can remember, desperately hoping that the result would tell me plainly what area of ministry I was supposed to be in, what church to serve in, and for how long. Again and again I’d get frustrated, as the results were perpetually far too general to be of any help. |






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