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Month: October 2020

The New NormalPodcast

Saturday, October 31, 2020 Joel Jongkind

Throughout the ages, there have been changes in people's lives. Most of these changes occur naturally as time goes by, while others have a sudden impact on our lives, as individuals as well as communities. The phrase "the new normal" has … Read more

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What Mask Are You Wearing?Podcast

Friday, October 30, 2020 Dee Renaud

Many of us are wearing masks these days, and there are a lot of different styles and patterns to choose from — ranging from disposable ones to designer looks. Sometimes, it's hard to recognize people when they're wearing their masks. Just … Read more

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UnexpectedPodcast

Thursday, October 29, 2020 Vincent Walter

We live our lives with certain expectations, so it is always a surprise when the unexpected happens. In 1959, we were in the United Kingdom for three weeks. During that time, we spent a day trying to find the resting place of my wife's … Read more

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On The Wings Of The MorningPodcast

Wednesday, October 28, 2020 Shirley Moulton

I have an artist friend who paints glorious landscapes in amazing detail. His depictions of the Atlantic waves breaking themselves on the rocky shores of Newfoundland, or the gentle slap of fresh water on the burnished, burnt rocks of … Read more

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When I Fall In LovePodcast

Tuesday, October 27, 2020 Rod Marshall

Yesterday, I was standing in the queue, practicing social distancing, waiting to buy my fish, chicken, peas, and chips, when a man approached, singing his own version of a Nat King Cole song: "When I fall in love, it will be for money …" … Read more

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The ThievesPodcast

Monday, October 26, 2020 Lynne Phipps

The broccoli was looking wonderful as my daughter and I discussed whether to cut it then or to wait and harvest it the next afternoon when we would have time to blanche and freeze it. We decided to leave it until the next day. The next … Read more

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Christmas In OctoberPodcast

Sunday, October 25, 2020 Ruth Rowe

I keep a box of mementoes in a drawer. Every so often, it is good to look at poems or wise sayings that teach the grace of God in our lives. But I carry one of those keepsakes in my Bible: a ticket for a gondola ride. In 1997, John and I … Read more

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Breakfast BuddiesPodcast

Saturday, October 24, 2020 John Stuart

One of the things that I miss dearly at the church is our monthly men's breakfast. About a dozen of us guys get together and sit down to a delicious breakfast which two of the group carefully prepare. We typically eat well and laugh well … Read more

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Impossible, God's Favourite WordPodcast

Friday, October 23, 2020 Rose DeShaw

Someone said, It isn't the load that wears us down. It's the way that we carry it. They might've added, It's the fact that we carry it, at all. I was in the job market for many, many years, under-qualified, as I worked to support … Read more

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A Contagious Passion For ScripturePodcast

Thursday, October 22, 2020 Diane Eaton

That morning, my 94-year-old friend wasn't interested in small talk. She opened my phone call with these words: "I've been reading the Bible every morning! I want to cover whole books at a time! I love it!" She continued, "I just can't … Read more

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