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Bible Verse of the Week
Easter is coming! Our reason for courage. 1 Peter 1:3 NIV Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection… Continue reading
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Quote of the Week
“Courage meant overcoming fear and doing one’s duty in the presence of danger, not being unafraid.”Eugene B. Sledge, With the Old Breed: At Peleliu and Okinawa Continue reading
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Craft Corner
I have sewn 4 rows of my quilt together – only 26 to go! I have been enjoying stitching my bookmark as well, and have decided to make it a bit of a sampler, with a different stitch pattern for… Continue reading
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Quote of the Week
These are from another one of my oldest daughter’s heroes, Major Dick Winters. I also appreciate people who did what they said. “First and foremost, a leader should strive to be an individual of flawless character, technical competence, and moral… Continue reading
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Bedside Books
I finished my China book, Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, which is a historical novel that explains the full horror of foot binding. It is quite a read. I am now in the Congo, with the novel The Poisonwood… Continue reading
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Letting Go
I hope you enjoy this story from my time as an MAF missionary! One of my favorite things we did while living in Indonesia was to enjoy an ocean ride on a homemade catamaran in Pangandaran during a break from… Continue reading
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Bible Verse of the Week
2 Timothy 1:7 NIVFor the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline. I love this combination – power, love and self-discipline. God does not give as the world does, and we… Continue reading
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Craft Corner
I am continuing with my quilt. I laid out all the squares on my living room floor to make sure I liked how it looked and had to cut out 30 more gray squares because math has never been my… Continue reading
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Quote of the Week
What wisdom caught your attention this week? Continue reading
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Bedside Books
I made Chile my next stop in my literary adventure, with the novel Eva Luna by Chilean author Isabel Allende. It follows the life of a young, orphaned storyteller who navigates poverty, political turmoil, and personal adventures in a South… Continue reading
