Monthly Archives: March 2004

Honoring an Expert Builder

Posted on March 29, 2004 by tje

I recently had the delightful privilege of attending the 25th anniversary celebration of Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Canton, Michigan. Pastored from its inception by my father-in-law, Reverend Bill Moore, the church was founded in 1979 and has enjoyed tremendous … Continue reading →

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Slug’s prank

Posted on March 23, 2004 by jme

Dear readers – What my dad doesn’t know is, when I first saw him drink “tar” I thought, “wouldn’t it be funny if he was allergic to that ground hay, also!” So one day when my friend F.D. (Fiendish Dog) … Continue reading →

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Desperate Measures

Posted on March 23, 2004 by tje

It is a sad thing to see a man brought to his knees by the trials and vicissitudes of life. In cases of extreme physical discomfort, even the most rational of men may set aside his education and experience, engaging … Continue reading →

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Spring!

Posted on March 21, 2004 by tje

While I hear of snow flurries in other parts of the world, we enjoyed sunshine and temperatures in the upper 60′s (I even used the seventy word in one phone call boast). I happened to be out on the road … Continue reading →

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Arguing with God

Posted on March 19, 2004 by tje

Last Sunday we continued our study of Rick Warren’s book, The Purpose Driven Life. I was intrigued by a claim made by Warren (page 93, if you have the book): “In the Bible, the friends of God were honest about … Continue reading →

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