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Inkling Five: Living Hopefully

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 Posted by: Bowman Saturday 2 June 2012 - 05:39am

Holy, Hospitable, Honour, Hope-- four Hs. On this side of the pond, "4H" is a beloved organisation for rural youth in which the four Hs are-- Head, Health, Hands and Heart. Nothing paramilitary about it. Imagine kids finding projects that appeal to them--horses, rabbits, live stock, sewing, gardening, etc-- getting individualised guidance toward completing them, but doing all the hard work themselves until it is all done, and the results are ready to be taken to a big fair to be judged. Among the rides, haunted houses, etc. on the vast fairground stands a huge tent where all the projects are on display with their ribbons. Other Hs could come to mind...

 


 Posted by: DavidW Wednesday 30 May 2012 - 08:49am

Thanks to Sarah for the article.

Yes the Kingdom is wherever God's rule and reign is manifest.

I hope she can look forward to eternal life a bit more enthusiastically as of course Jesus rose from the dead to demonstrate it, and then 

"He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death’ or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away.” Rev 21:4
  


 Posted by: Jody Tuesday 29 May 2012 - 02:54pm

Dear Friends

we have just published 'Inkling Five: Living Hopefully' by Sarah Cawdell.

please use this thread for discussion.

blessings, Jody



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