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| Got your message all prepared for next Sunday? I hope I don't miss hearing you this time. I was really disappointed that I was sick the last time.
I know by all the things you bring in that you are very very busy with your veggies. not much spare time left for anything else, I wouldn't think. all the best |
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| Working on the message - I'm having a hard time thinking up some good message for the kids. ole joyfuelled |
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| heres an idea Ed-go to a hortons and listen to what the kids have to say today-you wont be long coming up with a message after that visit |
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| Ed, maybe these poems will inspire your thinking: Children Learn What They Live If a child lives with criticism, they learn to condemn. � Dorothy Law Nolte Dear Mom and Dad, My hands are little -- I don't mean to spill my milk, My legs are short -- Please - slow down so I can keep up with you, When I touch something bright and shiny, Please don't slap my hands. Please look at me when I talk to you. I just need to know you're listening. Let me make mistakes without feeling stupid -- My feelings are delicate. Please don't expect the bed I made to be perfect -- Just Love me for trying. Remember, I am a child -- not an adult. Sometimes I don't understand the things you say. Please just love me for being me, Not for the things I can do. I love you mom and dad. You're all I have. � Unknown |
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- Posted by dollydolots (My Page) on Wed, Aug 8, 12 at 23:35
| How about showing them how strong Jesus is. Ask the children how strong Jesus is....Stronger than a toothpick or a nail. If they don't know give one a toothpick and another a nail. Tell them to try to break them and they will see that Jesus is very strong as a nail and those who do not beleive in Him can easily be broken as a toothpick, but if you beleive in Him , you will become as strong as the nail. Blessings Dolly |
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| Taking some garden tools, I think. o j |
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| If there aren't more kids than last Sunday you won't need to wory too much. But I guess you have to tell it to the young at heart adults, don't you? Only 1 young baby sitting in the congregation last week - not many adults either. Summertime, I guess. |
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