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The Green Dinosaur

June 12, 2023

Written by Danielle Tenconi Photography by Courtnie Williams The green dinosaur was rough to touch, had a distinct plastic chemical smell, and was only a little larger than your brother’s t...

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A Firm Foundation in Times of Lamentation

May 22, 2023

Emily Kraines and her family live a legacy of faith. Emily remembers that when she and her husband Peter were dating, they read Tim Keller’s book, The Meaning of Marriage. While reading, passages a...

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Waiting on a Homecoming

April 30, 2023

Homecomings are worth the wait. They are worth it every time, but especially when the ship, plane, or bus rolls up after months of uncertainty and extensions. In her Legacy Essay, Waiting on a Home...

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Growth Charts

April 16, 2023

How do we measure growth in military and service life? Through frequent changes and challenges, it may feel like we are never thriving. Author Joy Nicholas discovers hope lies beneath the surface, ...

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I Married the End of the World

February 20, 2023

Written by Katye Riselli for Volume VIII of Legacy Magazine Art by Morgan Snyder We were walking around our new neighborhood a few days after he’d finally arrived—weeks behind the girls and me. T...

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What Began with a Dog

November 29, 2022

Written by Jennifer Wake   Gold, red, orange, brown and even some green leaves drift onto her hair. She looks up to see all the trees showering their leaves down onto her and her oblivious dog. She...

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Feet and Knees Together

November 13, 2022

Written by Kelli Baker I set out on the road with all my belongings stuffed into my small silver convertible. The cool northern Maryland breeze blows my hair as I make my way south. On this ...

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Running on Empty

October 24, 2022

Written by Sarah Ortiz Benson  The temperatures are dropping, with gusts of welcome wind. Pumpkins and harvest décor abound, despite the lack of colorful leaves. The state is aglow with football’s ...

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