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Sunday, May 10, 2015. The sun is just coming up, and we share some sweet moments of toothless baby smiles and snuggles. Yesterday that fact dawned on my husband too and as I looked a shirt in the store and gazed at the price tag, he stopped me and told me to just buy it. I have been entrusted with caring for three small and amazing children.
Join us in prayer as we serve the King of Kings and His precious children in Adama, Ethiopia. caring for each one along the way. We know He will provide, work out all the details and never leave us! The one who calls you is faithful and He will do it. Todaysmall things with great love.
Thursday, November 26, 2009. Welcome to Adoption is Forever. May we strengthen each other through our words of love and hope. May we bless others who have yet walk this journey of faith with wisdom from our experiences. I shared our story here.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010. What to Expect the First Year. Excellent list of how others in the church can support those who have adopted within their church body! 2 A wonderful gift for adoptive families is to free them up to parent.
Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field. Thursday, March 26, 2009. Friday, February 13, 2009. Where you can find me. Here is my new blog. I will be shutting this blog down over the next few days. Leave me a note at my new blog to let me know you found it! Little Did I Know.
I rarely get sick and seldom go to the doctor. I thought that I was either fighting an infection or simply catching every darn cold that came along. Time for a doctor visit. At my visit I shared my concerns about my chronic laryngitis, the fact that for the first time in many married years, I snore, .
Wednesday, March 21, 2012. Our group did not really enjoy our experience at the homeless shelter, which was unfortunate. After the homeless shelter we headed back to Crawford High School to listen to a group of students called the Peace Makers. They were going to be giving their stories of their experience and life as a refugee. When we arrived back a.
Katie Grace has been after me to keep up with the blog. Page I tend to post there a bit more often.
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This web page buildingtheblocks.blogspot.com states the following, "Wednesday, January 22, 2014." We saw that the webpage said " Move out of the way." It also said " Someone commented to me the other day that I was brave. And I had to laugh. Because you see, I am not at all brave. To get out of the way. To others I may seem brave to adopt a child of a different color. I may appear brave to adopt a child with HIV. I may look brave to move to a foreign country with 7 of our 9 children. I may seem brave to have to raise and live on support."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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Building the Bridge is a facilitator of relationships. Our ultimate goal is to draw people closer to God and to. Building The Bridge is a ministry and, as such, ministering to the spiritual needs of our world remains our prima. Building The Bridge Ministry has developed symposiums geared towards equipping church leaders to reach our increa. Our conferences are geared towards engaging the body as a whole and inspiring the entire body, from the pulpit to.
Random Thoughts for a Wednesday. Some random thoughts regarding the Brown and Orange this Wednesday. Speaking of the Draft, www. Random Thoughts for a Wednesday.
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Thursday, October 18, 2012. Moses could see the Sea of Galilee and the Jordan River flowing south and down into the Dead Sea.