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It’s been over a year since he died. Dad, Papa, Dominick, teacher…friend. The list of who he was and who he still is in our lives is much longer than those five words, but they say enough. “Time flies when you’re having fun” and even when you are simply living life. With five kids the [...]

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The Word came  from the highest authority. Passed to a runner with wings, the message was sent down through the veiling mist into time and space. It was followed swiftly by a company of warriors, dressed in their finest array. They were blinding in their might, but hushed in their approach. The warriors circled round [...]

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finds life, righteousness, and honor.”  Proverb 21:21 How do we honor a man of God whose time here is fading, whose body is slowly ceasing function? Around the world people are praying, awakened in the night with Dad on their hearts. It is truly an amazing thing to see and experience – being carried by prayer. [...]

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I press my hand to his forehead. For love, for a temperature check, for a prayer. And he willingly allows me the honor, his daughter-in-law checking him over. This is Grace. And I pray silently, quietly as I kneel beside the couch where he lays shifting with pain and disease. His wife stretches out her [...]

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Sleep seems far from me tonight. There are so many thoughts and emotions changing color and shade as I turn into and out of a pretzel in the bed. I give up and slide out from the toddler’s grasp to fumble in the pitch black for a fleece and the door. I manage to toe the [...]

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I hate cancer. I know I’m not alone on this but I wanted to actually write those words down. And now here are some more – Jesus beats cancer every time, every round, every tumor, every errant cell. He wins – no matter what the outcome might be. We lost a precious church family member last night. [...]

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How do I comfort my children, Lord? The baby highland cow had a bad night. She was cold and weak and hurting. So was I , to see her that way.  The vet came and did what he could.  I went back and forth from that baby to my own all day.  Nutmeg stayed close [...]

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Have you ever known a major storm was coming, but you slept through the night anyway? My father-in-law has cancer. It’s a fact, it’s a battle and it’s a miracle he didn’t die 7 years ago. My mother-in-law is his primary caregiver and we (Peter and I) are the second line of defence  – sometimes offence, sometimes [...]

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