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Monthly Archives: May 2004
Choosing a Church
I’ve been thinking a lot about the characteristics of a good church lately, now that we have left our old church and withdrawn our membership. We’ve been trying out several of the churches in our area and have noticed a … Continue reading
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Divorce and a Biscuit
This morning I followed my usual routine as we arrived in Seattle. I waited until the crowd had thinned a little and exited the ferry. I made my way to the McDonalds at the end of the terminal, and caught … Continue reading
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Coincidence?
A strange thing happened to me last week, as I traveled between my home in the Duckabush and my office in Seattle. I brought my camera along that day, and I decided to take a few pictures, including one of … Continue reading
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Waiting on the Lord
I was excited today to try out my new travel bible, purchased from CBD (Christian Book Distributor) online. It is only a little larger than a package of Pop-Tarts and contains the entire Bible, NIV translation. With a conservative blue … Continue reading
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A Birthday Party
Today we celebrated Daniel’s 7th birthday. We’re almost a month late! Oh dear! The weeks do slip by. Daniel’s birthday fell two days after we returned from Michigan. That weekend Joshua and I were away at a homeschooling conference. The … Continue reading
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