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The Promised Kiss I saw this elderly woman having dinner with her daughter. I could not stop staring at her as she reminded me of my Mom. I asked her for a hug, but she gave me a kiss and some words that only God could speak. I think God sent me an angel last night.	by Kathleen Higham

Three This is a poem about a young woman with a prison ministry. Her husband is newly ordained and they have been blessed with a seven month old baby. A miracle baby, a miracle life. It is my joy to know this family.	by Kathleen Higham

So Much More We are blessed to have a Christian doctor. She treats my husband like a father. There is no one quite like her. We are so thankful for this lovely woman.	by Kathleen Higham

Jesus, The Word Everything has been created by Jesus, the Word of God.	by Belinda van Rensburg

Break Me Down 1 Peter 5:6, 7 Humble yourselves, therefore, under God's mighty hand, that he may lift you up in due time. Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.	by Danette Kettwich

Longing For Your Return! Sometimes the longing for Christ is so great, that I can hardly wait for His return. I long for Him to rescue me from this life and to spend forever with the one who gave His life so I could live.	by Danette Kettwich

Shooting Star Just after my dad passed away, I went to the Caribbean with friends. The first night, I was the only one to see a shooting star. I interpreted it to be a message from my dad who was supposed to have made the trip there with us but had succombed to cancer	by Marilyn Goerler

Early Morning Standing on the shore in the early morning with the sun on my face watching gulls skim the water. Serene, magical, comforting..a feeling that God was all around me and that the breeze was his hand touching me.	by Marilyn Goerler

Surfers' Watch Inspired by two surfers holding their boards standing high atop of cliff overlooking a crescent beach. They had just surfed the waves and climbed the cliff and were standing their in awe. (photo available)	by Marilyn Goerler