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Monthly Archives: September 2007
"When there’s pain in the offering…"
Once again, thank you all for your continued love, prayers and support for us as a family – it is a very precious thing to know the sense of being carried by your prayers. I know many of you want … Continue reading
When there’s pain in the offering…"
Hi there – just a quick update for everyone who I know has been following our story/praying for us. Thank you so much for your support, it means a lot – and there are too many of you for me … Continue reading
"When there’s pain in the offering…"
It was a big day Monday in our house. Our youngest, Tim, started school and did so in his usual style! It was a great day for many reasons – not least because we now have all 4-kids at school, … Continue reading