Probably one of our last meals out without a baby for a good long while! |
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I love to hear stories about God's Word changing lives. Here in Nigeria I heard about one in a language that is a full day's journe...
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I love to hear stories about God's Word changing lives. Here in Nigeria I heard about one in a language that is a full day's journe...
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Here we are at the beginning of a hike with our family, which on this beautiful day included Zach's two sisters, Susannah and Kirsten!...
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We currently are maintaining two different mailing lists. One is for our prayer letter "AmongUs" and (other e-mail updates w...
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"For it is by grace, you have been saved..." sing Auntie Blessing and the 70 children in the afternoon group with their hands rai...
Yay! Lots of fun meals are ahead! It was when we were out to eat with our first little guy that we started a very prominent tradition in our family. He was in a restaurant high chair and while we had closed our eyes to pray, he put his chubby fingers on the stack of dishes at the end of our table. *CRASH!*. Thus started the tradition of holding hands when praying. We also open our eyes occasionally during prayer to catch those sneaking food!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a good heads-up, holding hands isn't _just_ a good sign of unity, there are some practical parenting perks!
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