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Kari was excited to have me helping in Sunday school today.

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Granny celebrated her 90th birthday last August, but ever since then her body began to shut down and the Lord took Granny home last week. I guess the Lord enjoys Granny’s incredible cookies and lufsa as much as we do and wanted her to do some cooking for Him. It is very sad to lose [...]

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My heart hurts after reading all of the blog posts that Rob has made on his blog regarding the struggles the family is dealing with. Their daughter Maggie is suffering from brain seizures and the doctors are doing all they can to determine exactly where the source is so they can attempt to treat them. [...]

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My wife’s grandma, Helen Bolstad, is turning 90 here in just a couple of weeks and unfortunately was just hospitalized with major stomach issues. The doctors discovered she has some blocked arteries to her stomach, preventing it from fully functioning. They are performing angioplasty (sp?) today to try to open up the arteries and increase [...]

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The news keeps getting better for those of us looking to carry the Bible on our iPhones as I just stumbled upon OliveTree’s BibleReader on my iPhone in the App store. I installed it and found several translations available, but none I particularly prefer. There doesn’t seem to be anyway to add or removed translations [...]

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I love using Laridian’s iPocketBible, but I need an offline app that let’s me take notes so I was pretty excited to see the Mantis Bible that supports offline text and notes. I asked about syncing or backing up notes because I would hate to lose all my sermon notes with an iPhone crash.

BTW, I [...]

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I was saddened to read the news of Mrs. Barbara Connick’s passing from breast cancer this evening and ask that you all pray for Michael and their family and friends. I have never personally met Michael, but I “virtually” met him online and came to enjoy his contributions to the mobile community. I am praying [...]

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