By Richard Hunt
Derek Demmler teaches creative writing at Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School in Georgia, one of the top private boarding and day schools in the country. For tapping into better creative writing the challenge was to get students out of warp drive. That “pause” involved something creative in order to write creatively: manual typewriters. But, why?

Old School = New Experience: The Value Of Creative Writing By Typewriter

“We know in business, we know in work that you have goals you have you have to meet: well what’s your fathering plan?” K-LOVE's Bob Dittman talks with Dr. Ken Canfield of the National Center For Fathering about learning how to be good dad. "We're creating this sense of destiny for our lives that will be played out over and over."

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‘Bear Fruit Bakery’ gave part of their own earnings to other businesses in town, helping them stay afloat. Listen to K-LOVE's Rafael Sierra's report.

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Special Needs families frequently suffer isolation. Nathaniel's Hope trains churches to provide respite care. Volunteers learn to do crafts and play games with the children for 3-hour blocks of time. "There’s no better cup of cold water you can give to a family impacted by disability than a break," says NH and Buddy Break co-founder Marie Kuck. It starts, she says, with having a willing heart. "Tear down those walls and build friendships." K-LOVE's Monika Kelly reports.

Old School = New Experience: The Value Of Creative Writing By Typewriter

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