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We sorted through the poems and listed what we felt were the better ones here.


"Talk To Your Father Every Day" One morning I woke up with such depression I was in tears, So I closed my eyes and prayed to my Lord to reveal to me why I was under this attack and what was happening to me. After I prayed this is what was revealed to me in my poem I wrote.	by Wanda Bridges

Thy Most Excellent Handiwork I wrote this poem many years ago while lying awake one night. I was thinking of all of God's excellent works and how I too, was one. In fact, all of us are His most excellent work for we were created in His image.	by Flora Sanders

Here With Us He's always with us.	by mike bullock

Three Letter Word. What we all have and can give freely.	by Paul Walsh

What If I Hear His Voice Our dear friend died unexpectedly. She was only 45 years old. We never know when He will call us home, but I do know I will hear His voice someday.	by Kathleen Higham

On Bethlehem's Nightsong This poem holds a unique perspective of what was going on in Bethlehem and surrounding areas on that sacred night. I like it because it gives me the thrill of hearing a familiar story over again and still feeling everything anew.	by Joy Wieters

Welcoming Waters In memory of saying goodbye to my dad when we scattered his ashes to the sea.	by Marilyn Goerler

Our Calling I am aware that many things have been done in the name of Christ that really are not of Christ. This poem reminds us that we the Church are to be a very different people.	by Albert Watson

I Am Nothing Sometimes we must admit we are nothing without Jesus. He will carry us through any trial. As human beings we can do nothing without Him. I know, "I Am Nothing."	by Kathleen Higham