PRAYER REQUESTS


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"The greatest shock of this decade is that more people are about to lose more money than at any time before in our history."
Thus begins the first sentence in the introduction of this book I finished reading in just 4 days!!!! It is one of those, "Can't put down books."
If you would like an easy read that really paints the picture of what is going on in our country economically then you need to read this book. Although it goes into great detail about the "whys" and "whats" that are happening with the money it does so in a way that is not only readable, but easy to understand.
I firmly believe we are living in the Last Days and that the Rapture of the Church is the next thing on God's time line. Since I was a young Christian, at the age of 18, I have always felt I would see the Rapture during my lifetime. I am more convinced of that now than ever before. Because I firmly believe this, I also believe we need to be the best and most informed people we can be as we see things around us unfold on all fronts: economically, politically and spiritually. The Lord himself tells the 7 churches in Revelation over and over "He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches." WE are the church and we need to hear.
If you desire to be informed, I recommend this book.

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There are all the jars we got, before the caps have been put on them.
Here they are all capped and ready to sell and give away. I gave a small 1/4 pint jars to my Tuesday evening Bible Study gals. 
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Dad loading him up.
Good bye son :o( His plans are to come again Christmas :o)Oh, besides the Piper book he took along 4 cd's of the messages that Randy Cald*well delivered when he was with us for a 2 day revival in July. When we talked to him last night he volunteered that he'd listened to 2 of them on his long drive.
Planting more of that seed and always praying and standing in Faith that David will yet fulfil the call God has had on his life since a small child.
Our God is Good & Our God is Faithful!!!!

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One of three T-shirts from Jacque & Benny.
Reading the card from Mickey & I which contained a gift certificate to the Oskasa Steakhouse &
If you don't like to act silly and have fun then don't come to our celebrations :o) This is the gift bag that held his brother, David's gift of.......

This is what greeted Marc at the front door. (Yes I know it read's backwards!!! The forward shot did not turn out because of the reflection of the hallway inside in the flash)
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Friday, July 31st, David arrived from San Francisco for a big celebration.
David is holding up one of the frames loaded with honey.
Mickey is instructing David about cutting off the honey comb. You can see it piling up in the tray below.
Two of the scraped frames have been placed in the Extractor. David is working the crank as Mickey is holding the extractor down.
Oh the joy of seeing that pure honey filling the bucket.
Here is the first bucket full of the unstrained honey. We ended up with 1 1/2 of these ice cream buckets full. Total weight was 20 lbs.
The work is over and the process completed. Look at the pure joy in David's face as he observes this bee on his finger.
David's home, which I was so excited about and over joyed.......but this Blue Heeler, named Bear, also arrived that evening to spend a week. WHAT?!!!!! Mickey had failed to ask me, or tell me, that he had offered to keep him for some friends of ours who were going on vacation. 
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What a delightful visit and sharing we had with the entire family. Keith & Lisa have precious, very self-confident and assured young daughters. Testimony of the home & family.
Keith & Lisa had a leisurely traveling agenda so it was nice to be able to have a long, not rushed time getting to know all of them. Their older two, Elizabeth in FFA and Nathallie in sports, are distinguishing themselves and working toward College. I have no question the two littler ones will follow suit in their special interest.
The youngest, Mattie, jumped right into the chair next to me and as they were preparing to leave she ran around the table and gave Mickey this big hug. You can tell they were both enjoying each other.
Outside as we were saying our good-byes after a most vivacious and wonderful time of getting to know each other and enjoying all of them. Lisa is holding the jar of Mickey's honey we gave them and I am holding a small jar of some of the many antique button collection that Lisa has.
I knew instantly that the little button jar would be perfect on my little Angel shelf. Here you can see where it now "lives".
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