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


Jesus Suffered More Often I think of my suffering and how it changed after Jesus came into my life. We will celebrate the risen Christ on Sunday, but we must never forget how He suffered for us.	by Kathleen Higham

The Dancing Dolphins We took our friend and brother fishing today. God blessed us with a lovely vision of dolphins playing. Our friend said a sweet prayer of thanks to God. His name is Kent and we are so blessed by this man.	by Kathleen Higham

GOD BLESS YOU Why do we only say, "bless you" (instead of "God bless you") when someone sneezes, and why don't we say, "God bless you" more.	by Stan Arney

The Angels Kept Silent I was pondering what the angels felt as Christ was lead to Calvary, this poem started with the rhythem of "Away in a Manger" then took on a pattern of it's own. May God bless you as you worship Christ this Easter Season.	by Danette Kettwich

Your Peace. He's great.	by mike bullock

Ready for Spring! Winter’s outstayed its welcome. It’s time for its retreat.....	by Danette Kettwich

The Crucible of Truth I am once more compelled to write about love. It is God's commandment that we love Him, then others. We have all experienced love, but do we love God above all others? It is the crucible of truth. Jesus first loved us, then died to save us.	by Kathleen Higham

The Clamoring There is a woman in our church who is autistic. She often claps loudly and can be disruptive at times. We have much compassion for her and thankfully she keeps coming back. I am grateful to be in a church that serves.	by Kathleen Higham

The Poet's Dream It is encouraging to know that even when I die, God has given me His Word to share in poetry. Long after I am gone, His Word lives on. How awesome is that!!	by Kathleen Higham