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Daily Archives: August 10, 2014
An Active Trust
At church this morning, the theme was the story in which Jesus walked on water. Jesus’ disciples were on a boat in the water, the wind was fierce, and they were afraid. But Jesus comforted and reassured them. Similarly, the … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, Religion
Tagged jesus, Jesus walked on water, Vacation Bible School
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Nicolle Wallace as a Host of The View
I am not a regular viewer of The View, but I have watched the show, now and then. A lot of my viewing of it has been through You-Tube: I want to see if a controversial guest (i.e., Ann Coulter, … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Sarah Palin, Television
Tagged Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Nicole Wallace, Rosie O'Donnell, sarah palin, sean hannity, Whoopie Goldberg
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James' Ramblings 