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I know that not all forum members are believers, but I just had to post this!!
In Church this morning, our Vicar was saying that God often uses the very small things to show His glory. As he was speaking, a little tiny dot who can't be much more than year old, pottered down the centre aisle, arms behind her back, hands clasped together and came to a stop at Trevor's feet. She then turned (Just as he was speaking) and beamed at the congregation.
Trevor just smiled and said "proves my point". It was a lovely moment.
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 ahh yes reminds me scripture those who hinder little child coming to me. how lovely melly cuddly cats make my world seem so much more fun
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oh I did like that JEAN! lovely xx how to be a velvet bulldoser
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How lovely. Thanks for sharing Jean. Ann "I cannot do everything. I accept that. Not being able to do everything is no excuse for doing nothing." ~ Helen Keller
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Hi Jean, I may not be a believer, but this was cute,
Love,
Barbara
XXXXX
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How sweet!
I remember Lucy going to a funeral of one of her pupils. Just when the vicar was speaking about the girl being set free from suffering, a butterfly rose from the coffin and flew up into the sunshine. I think it took everyone's breath away.
Lyn
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That is SO sweet Jean and very poignant thoughts shared from Lyn...
....i remember on the day of my gran's funeral when we got home, her armchair looked so empty, i felt so sad and went and sat in Gran's chair and the most beautiful rainbow appeared, i felt it was a sign that she was still nearby. Rainbows really mean an awful lot to me as strangely i often see them on very sad days, they always give me a feeling of inner strength and security....
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Aw, that's lovely, Jean, thank you for sharing Anthea x
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