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Top 3 Response Articles of This Week

See which conversations rose to the top on Odyssey this week!

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New response writers means exciting new conversations on Odyssey! We're proud to spotlight our talented creators and the topics that matter most to them. Here are the top three response articles of last week:

What’s the Point of Short-Term Mission Trips? by Carlos Gonzalez

What’s the Point of Short-Term Mission Trips?

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During trips, you see first-hand how powerful God is, and how important prayer can be.

This was a response to What Short-Term Mission Trips Have Taught Me.

Living in between by Akansha Singh

Living in between

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It's okay to to lead two lives, have two identities, and call two places home.

This was a response to Culture Clashing: A Lifetime Of Adapting To An American Life.

The Mystery of Soul Mates, Twin Flames, and Kindred Spirits by Jennifer Starr

The Mystery of Soul Mates, Twin Flames, and Kindred Spirits.

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In this life, they say there are three specific kinds of connections that go beyond the Earthly realm. Have you met one of the above? Read more to find out.

This was a response to A Letter To Myself: Relationships Are Full-Time Employment, Are You Up For the Job?

Congratulations to all the writers! Odyssey will continue to spotlight top response articles on our homepage every week, and in our brand new newsletter Overheard on Odyssey. Click here to subscribe!

Want to join the conversation? Our response writer community is growing, and we're always looking for new voices! As a response writer, your work will be featured on our homepage, newsletter, and social media feed. Plus, you'll be compensated by HQ at $10/response for your first 10 articles.

To become a response writer, email glorie@theodysseyonline.com. We're excited to hear from you!

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