This is the message you have heard from the beginning: We should love one another.
We know what real love is because Jesus gave up his life for us. So we also ought to give up our lives for our brothers and sisters.
1 John 3 : 11, 16
Happy Valentine to you all!
Papa and Abigail
Mama and Abigail
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Hope you find the right one for you 🙂
A friend took this picture... she was a lost sheep!
This Christmas was different. She actually took a part Church Christmas Play at last Christmas (Dec 19, 2010), as one of the cute little sheep. There were 3 other little sheep who were only couple months older than her. Our children church teachers had to put a bowl of Animal Cracker to keep these little sheep to stay close to the manger.
at practice time "Stay in the box, kids!"
A bowl of Animal Crackers trick really worked
Not many of us stop to think about how we got the Word in our own language: English.
John Wycliffe, a Catholic priest, had a vision for the English peasants. The English language, considered a minority or ‘throw-away’ language in his day (the Church used Latin), Wycliffe believed that it was an injustice for this ‘marginalized group’ NOT to have access to Scripture so that they did not need an intermediary to interpret it for them.
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