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Borrowed from Good, True, and Beautiful |
You can also try this video on YouTube.
This one is a little blurry but is a different style.
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Borrowed from Good, True, and Beautiful |
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Prayers for Children CPH & Amazon |
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Prayers for Youth CPH |
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Find these on Amazon. |
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These are on Amazon too. |
Most Buncos = Bunco Queen Tiara can be found at any craft/bridal store
Most Wins = Light Up Rock Star hat or Large Personalized Trophy
Most Losses = Giant "SUCKER!" or Propeller Beanie
Who Traveled Most or Who has the traveling icon at the end = Giant TSA Badge or inflatable globe
I've been reading more and more about people suggesting there's no way giving up chocolate or beer can ever compare to the sacrifice of Christ and suggesting that the time might be better spent starting a new devotion and prayer habit. Try to challenge your people to share with you in reading the same devotional for the 40 days of Lent. Have them commit to setting aside time everyday for the 40 days to read a devotion and pray. They can either keep a list of people or things they want to pray for or they can take the time to write their own prayer to speak to God from their heart everyday. At the end of the 40 days check in with them and see how their lives or more likely their outlooks have changed. This may be the beginning of a beautiful friendship with prayer time!"Lent is just around the corner. Are you planning on giving up something for Lent, as some denominations require? From the perspective of the LCMS, "giving something up for Lent" is entirely a matter of Christian freedom. It would be wrong, from our perspective, for the church to make some sort of "law" requiring its members to "give something up for Lent," since the Scriptures themselves do not require this. If, on the other hand, a Christian wants to give something up for Lent as a way of remembering and personalizing the great sacrifice that Christ made on the cross for our sins, then that Christian is certainly free to do so--as long as he or she does not "judge" or "look down on" other Christians who do not choose to do this."