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20th October 05, 04:37 PM
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what with your hurricanes over there and the earthquakes in Pakistan (the toll is up to 80,000 now) and on top of the tsunami...I feel like doing the sackcloth kilt and ashes thing.
My heart truly goes out to a planet groaning and creaking under such worldwide calamities.
Come soon, Jesus!
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20th October 05, 05:17 PM
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I've worked with various church groups over the past few years during Hurricane season.You never get used to the destruction and impact on peoples lives.We may not think we can do much as individuals,but it adds when you put it all together.The next time you see a stained glass window,stop and look at it.Those small pieces of glass don't seem like much by themselves,but when you stand back and look at the whole thing,each piece doing its small part together,you have something wonderful.
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20th October 05, 05:20 PM
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 Originally Posted by Southern Breeze
I've worked with various church groups over the past few years during Hurricane season.You never get used to the destruction and impact on peoples lives.We may not think we can do much as individuals,but it adds when you put it all together.The next time you see a stained glass window,stop and look at it.Those small pieces of glass don't seem like much by themselves,but when you stand back and look at the whole thing,each piece doing its small part together,you have something wonderful.
Good attitude
Good analogy (I'll use it in my next sermon!)
God bless your efforts
Iona Abbey window
Last edited by Graham; 20th October 05 at 05:28 PM.
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20th October 05, 06:41 PM
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Graham-use it as best you can.I've used it in several sermons this month.By the way, great picture.
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