Who is He in Yonder Stall? is a song of contrasts. We have a Baby in an animal’s feeding trough. We have a Man in the wilderness, weeping. Then we have a Man who is sought after and admired for His compassion and gracious words. But then He prays in the garden, and dies an […]
Even those unfamiliar with the Authorized Version (King James) of the Bible might know this archaic word. After all, even today many people know the story of the angels and shepherds in Old English: And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. And, lo, the […]
10 years ago today I had the privilege of sharing the gospel at our community centre closing program for the semester. The main theme was the message of the angels to the shepherds, but I started out talking about some Mexican and Canadian Christmas traditions. And, a big family tradition – belgium cookies!
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Grandma & Grandpa W.
7 June 2007 @
6:47 pm
We think your bird feeder is pretty cool! Sometimes we have hummingbirds in Canada. We hope they come to your feeder soon.
We love you and miss you!
Grandma C.
10 June 2007 @
10:30 pm
It was fun to see you two in your yard with the bird feeder you made. I’d like to know how you made it. Do you know what the yellow flowers that you said the hummingbirds like are called? Have they visited your feeder yet?
Jim
11 June 2007 @
7:23 pm
I’m not sure what those yellow flowers are called, but they look like this. If you figure out what they’re called, let me know! 🙂
7 June 2007 @ 6:47 pm
We think your bird feeder is pretty cool! Sometimes we have hummingbirds in Canada. We hope they come to your feeder soon.
We love you and miss you!
10 June 2007 @ 10:30 pm
It was fun to see you two in your yard with the bird feeder you made. I’d like to know how you made it. Do you know what the yellow flowers that you said the hummingbirds like are called? Have they visited your feeder yet?
11 June 2007 @ 7:23 pm
I’m not sure what those yellow flowers are called, but they look like this. If you figure out what they’re called, let me know! 🙂