Category Archives: Poem

CHRISTMAS – A Poem

Posted on November 23, 2018 by

CHRISTMAS – A Poem Thanksgiving’s gone, another year, The race is on, we’re in high gear. Black Friday, the official date, The shopping mall, our starting gate. *  So many trees, and twinkling lights, Ah, gifts galore, oh what a … Continue reading →

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THE DELAY – A Poem

Posted on June 15, 2018 by

Years ago I had a desire to become involved in Vacation Bible School (VBS), so I asked the Lord to open a door for me to do so. The years passed and no opportunity came. I all but forgot my … Continue reading →

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CHRISTMAS – A Poem

Posted on December 24, 2016 by

CHRISTMAS Thanksgiving’s gone, another year, The race is on, we’re in high gear. Black Friday, the official date, The shopping mall, our starting gate. *  So many trees, and twinkling lights, Ah, gifts galore, oh what a sight! The houses … Continue reading →

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“GOOD FRIDAY”

Posted on March 25, 2016 by

The religious world calls today “Good Friday”.   “Good Friday” is a man-made tradition, a religious observance not found in the Bible. This morning my husband and I were remembering a “Good Friday” many years ago, before we were born … Continue reading →

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MY CHRISTMAS BLOG

Posted on December 25, 2013 by

A little food for thought at my … CHRISTMAS BLOG

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