Can you share some of the best stewardship stories?

Sure. One funny stewardship story is about a church steward who accidentally locked himself in the storage room while looking for new hymnals. He was in there for hours until someone finally heard his shouts for help. It was quite a sight when they finally opened the door, and he emerged with cobwebs in his hair.

There was a park steward who tried to organize a duck - feeding event. He brought a huge bag of duck food. But as he was walking towards the pond, a group of geese saw him and started chasing him, thinking he was bringing food just for them. He ran around the park with the geese in hot pursuit until he finally reached the pond and the ducks came to his rescue by surrounding him, scaring the geese away.

A common element is a sense of responsibility towards a particular place or resource. For example, in stories about environmental stewardship, people feel responsible for protecting a forest or a river.

Practicing stewardship of life stories involves several aspects. Firstly, actively engage with the stories around you. If it's a family story, ask questions to your relatives to uncover more details. When it comes to your own story, be self - reflective and understand the significance of different events in your life. Another important step is to promote the sharing of these stories in a positive and inclusive way. This could mean organizing events where people can share their life stories, or using digital platforms to showcase them. Moreover, ensure the long - term preservation of these stories. For example, if you have hand - written family stories, digitize them to prevent loss due to damage or decay over time.

At an animal shelter, the steward was in charge of cleaning the kennels. One day, he put a little puppy in a temporary pen while he cleaned its kennel. But the puppy found a small hole in the pen and escaped. It ran around the shelter, jumping on the other animals and causing chaos. The steward chased it all around, slipping on some wet floors, and finally caught it when it got tired. It was a hilarious sight for the other staff members.

A steward in a small town library had an interesting incident. He was shelving books when he accidentally knocked over a whole stack of large, heavy books. The noise was so loud that it startled everyone in the library. He then slipped on one of the fallen books and landed in a rather ungraceful heap. Everyone had a good laugh, and he later joked about how the books were trying to keep him from working too hard.

Stewardship of life stories refers to the responsible and careful management or guardianship of the stories that make up people's lives. It involves respecting, preserving, and perhaps even helping to shape those stories in a positive way.

There might be a story where an artist created 420 artworks over the course of a year. Each piece was unique and told a different story. These artworks were then exhibited in a local gallery and inspired many young people to pursue their own creative dreams. The artist's journey of self - discovery through these 420 creations is quite inspiring.

Sure. His comeback from an injury was an inspiring story. Despite facing a major setback, he worked hard in rehab and came back stronger. He didn't let the injury define him.

Sorry, I'm not sure exactly which 'best 2017 stories' you are referring to. There could be many collections with such a name. It could be best short stories, best news stories, etc. Without more context, it's hard to share specific stories.