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A few years ago , I took over a business project for my husband that others had failed to accomplish. I began by making constant calls to a man who was manufacturing a machine for us.

Résumés Typically List an employee's work experience in chronological order or by function. But along with creating the usual resume to pass on to a potential employer, you can put together a "spiritual" resume for yourself to clarify the record of some of the spiritual insights you've had.

MANY THOUGHTFUL people have developed a habit of spending some time early in the morning in quiet spiritual reflection. But often, this inspirational time is in sharp contrast to the chaotic, stress-filled crush that awaits them in the course of a "normal" day.

With today's busy schedules, many people are turning to sports clubs for recreation and a sense of community. The Journal invited Laury Hammel, founder, president, and CEO of the Longfellow health and recreation clubs in eastern Massachusetts, to share his insights on spirituality in the workplace.

COLLEGE WAS an exciting time for me. Life was just opening up, with all of its possibilities, adventures, and deepening relationships.

BOTH BEFORE and after the Revolution, European visitors came to the colonies to observe the American experiment. They were intrigued by the separation of church and state, and by the idea of a voluntary church supported wholly by its members.

This past winter, a popular movie, Replay, explored a fantasy we've probably all indulged at least once: what if you could go back in time and make a different choice from the one you made? Most of the choices we make aren't as romantic as the one in the movie, of course. Here, contributor Jill Grimes tells of her own opportunity to look at past mistakes in a new way.

AT THE AGE OF THREE , I was being molested and beaten by an uncle, and also at times by my mother, since she was an alcoholic. My mother did not live with my sister and [me] during the week.

IS IT TRUE what they say: "the devil is in the details"? From my experience, I say no. There's no need to be afraid of things that seem complex.

SEVERAL YEARS AGO THERE WAS a member of our tennis club who was loud, brash, and arrogant. Still, the members of the club were patient, and continued to include him in the round-robin games we played.