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Happy Birthday!
A Celebration! Silverstrands.org is a year old. We thank God for his faithfulness in helping us put to “paper” the many stories we have shared; the issues we have raised; the prayers we have offered; and the thoughts and reflections … Continue reading
Can This Machine Run?
Can you make this machine run? A friend advised me that a snow blower that I am trying to keep running might be beyond repair. “It is cheaply made,” he explained. I was surprised to hear this discouraging report because … Continue reading
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Tagged compression, fuel, Holy Spririt, mechanic, snowblower, spark
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Letting God Get a Word In
We all have found ourselves in conversation with a person where we wonder if they will ever stop talking so we can get a word in. We are longing for dialogue but instead feel we are listening to a monologue. … Continue reading
Still Missing My Dad
My dad died 15 years ago. I was given the gift of standing beside his hospital bed in our den when he breathed out and didn’t breathe in. His death was not a surprise but it was a shock. We … Continue reading
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