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A haunting thread that runs through The Chronicles of Narnia is the way words are used for healing or for harm, for harmony or for domination. In The Magician’s Nephew, we meet Jadis, the...
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There’s something about Lucy Pevensie in The Chronicles of Narnia in which she doesn’t just discover Narnia. She believes in it. Edmund mocks her. Peter and Susan doubt her. Lucy, however,...
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In the Chronicles of Narnia, Lucy is often the first to see and the first to believe. She is the first to step forward when others hesitate. When her siblings wrestled with doubt, questions,...
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A wardrobe doesn’t just sit in the corner holding coats, scarves, or clothing. It can be a portal waiting to invite us elsewhere, to a world stitched together with snow, lamplights, and the possibility of a new story, at leas...
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Some doors you forget as soon as you close them, but then there are the doors that carry weight, where your hand lingers on the handle because you sense that walking through might change ev...
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Grief Share Leader | @mwcac.success Board Member | Suicide Widow | Mental Health Educator | Writer | Turning “I’m fine” into stories of hope
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