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6 comments:
Good story for little ones and 'big ones'. Many Christmases ago I read a children's story to my adult ladies Sunday School class. It was a sweet time.
I've posted a link of this reading to my facebook page ... I hope some of my friends will visit.
And thank you for coming to The White Stone this morning and saying hello.
Amen and me too.
So thankful that even when we ask such questions, He is faithful and willing to continue to work in us and even through us. He is AWESOME.
Love to you too, my Friend!
-- Kathie
Yay! I love it. I've been praying for you, my friend!
Love this read!! Thanks for sharing sweet friend:O}
Have a wonderful Monday...
Debby Ann
Kathie - Yes. I am convinced most "children's" stories are just as valuable for adults. Adam Raccoon always gives me much to consider. And The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, and The Places You'll Go... :o)
Steph - Thank you for praying!
Debby Ann - You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey! I didn't get a chance to share this with my family today, but I plan on it tomorrow!
Thanks for sharing that story and reminding us that no matter what, we don't need anything by God and we are always in his hands!
Gianna - I hope the kids enjoy the story. And that it leads to good conversation!
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