What We Read This Week


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Each week, we bring you interesting stories from around the web. Here’s what caught our eye this week!


CANADA

The Canadian Penny Died Today

It’s a big deal: even Google noticed that today is the last day which the Canadian Mint will be issuing pennies. The copper plated steel coin cost 1.6 cents to make, and they were piling up in drawers across the country…Read Full Article

From Treehugger


SPIRITUALITY

“It’s All Right, Sweetie” (Another Moment of Grace)

My timing must be perfect on Tuesdays for my lunch-and-reading time to be what I want it to be at the nearby cafeteria. I leave work at 11:00am and walk through the doors of the restaurant at 11:08am. 99% of the time, there is no one in line in front of me…Read Full Article

From View from the Pew


ENVIRONMENT

In China, A Breath Of Fresh Air (In A Can)

In response to the growing concern over China’s air pollution, a theatrical Chinese entrepreneur is selling cans of fresh air…Read Full Article

From NPR: The Two-Way


SPIRITUALITY

The Mysterious Spiritual Connections Between Animals and Their Human Companions

The bonds between companion animals and their humans is a spiritual matter than involves love and deep connections…Read Full Article

From Spirituality & Practice


ENTERTAINMENT

Book News: Anne Of Green Gables Gets A Bad Makeover

Anne of Green Gables, who is described in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s best-selling books as red-headed, freckled and — at least when the Anne series begins — prepubescent, gets a horribly wrong makeover on the cover of this three-book set published in November…Read Full Article

From NPR: The Two-Way

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Author:Wood Lake Publishing

At Wood Lake Publishing we are passionate about supporting and encouraging an emerging form of Christianity, which is rooted in ancient wisdom and attentive to the movement of spirit in our day. Visit us online at woodlakebooks.com

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