The Simple Life: Sacred Grounds
Jim Dodson shares his journey with what he calls the Three G’s of his life — golf, gardening and God
Jim Dodson shares his journey with what he calls the Three G’s of his life — golf, gardening and God
From a homegrown Ogden Nash by Jim Dodson | Illustration by Gerry O’Neill My daughter, Maggie, was born in 1989. It was a year of revolutions, a turning point in world affairs that witnessed the opening of the Berlin Wall,…
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Finding the Kingdom of God in my own backyard — and the friend who helped me discover it
Lessons learned from a father — including the power of a slow and careful shave.
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After falling for a French exchange student, a writer decides to move to Paris — but finds that his backup plan is his true calling
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The New York Times bestselling author of golf autobiographies tells us about his latest book, The Road That Made America.
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