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Silent Sunday 9/13/26

—Shirley

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Reblog: The Mercy Route

I am reblogging this post. The timing is impeccable. I’m in the middle of writing a story for one of my family members and I was struggling to find the “right” words and phrases I needed for this story. After re-reading the writer’s comments and what others had posted, I realized that I had just been gifted with yet another “tender mercy of the Lord.”He knew what I wanted to share, and He understood all the circumstances surrounding this intent.

“No one approaches God on the strength of personal merit—not Paul with his religious achievements, not the Samaritan woman with her broken past, and not the man at Bethesda with his powerless body.

Salvation came from God. A person begins, then, not by proving worthiness, but by coming honestly.”

i really hope you read Livora Gracely’s post. Her insights are great. I love her short stories too.

Titus 3:5–6 The Burning Shore On the shore of Malta, the islanders built a fire for the survivors of the shipwreck. Paul helped gather the wood. He …

The Mercy Route
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About the Arnault Family

https://acanadianfamily.wordpress.com/2023/10/12/arnault-st-arnault-var-surname-anchor-post/

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Happy Easter!

Christ is Risen!

Truly, He Has Risen!

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Silent Sunday

Psalm 51: 10 Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me.

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Silent Sunday

Ponder

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Conference in Sixty Seconds: Saturday Edition

Thanks for the update! Now, I can watch the reruns on YouTube or the channel.

I watched Conference so you don’t have to. The blurbs are my quick on-the-fly notes of each talk, with correcting edits possible after transcripts …

Conference in Sixty Seconds: Saturday Edition
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Silent Sunday #1: Your Brother Who Loves You

In the quiet gaze of Jesus Christ, we find a love that speaks louder than words, inviting us into a moment of profound connection and peace.

Your Brother, Who Loves You

Amen,

Shirley

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