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Year: 2021

Yes, All The Presents!Podcast

Wednesday, December 1, 2021 Alice Burnett

When my son was little, he and his brother had an Advent calendar for a month before Christmas. Every day, the boys would open a window and see the picture and verse inside — no chocolate in those days! As Christmas approached, they would … Read more

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What A Surprise!Podcast

Tuesday, November 30, 2021 Joel Jongkind

One day, we received a newsletter from a Christian organization, and much to my surprise, there was a Christmas postage stamp on it. This year's Canadian Christmas stamp has a simple line drawing of an angel blowing a trumpet over a … Read more

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December 25th: A CelebrationPodcast

Monday, November 29, 2021 Rod Marshall

The festival of Sol Invictus, the "Unconquered Sun", on December 25th, was a time when the sun god, Sol, patron of Roman soldiers, was feted. It was a celebration inaugurated by Emperor Aurelian in 274 AD. Houses were decorated with … Read more

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The Widow's WalkPodcast

Sunday, November 28, 2021 Kenn Stright

I live in Nova Scotia, and to be precise, I live on the eastern shore, which is dotted with small fishing villages. The architecture here is often just a tad different from what most people are used to: we have a large number of widow's … Read more

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The Water ManPodcast

Saturday, November 27, 2021 Lynne Phipps

As the harvest was gathered in this fall, many of us discussed our gardens — their successes and their failures. As we did so, I was delighted to discover that where certain vegetables had failed throughout town, all of our plantings had … Read more

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Running AheadPodcast

Friday, November 26, 2021 John Stuart

I wonder, if we knew where Jesus was going to be one day, somewhere in our community, would we leave everything we were doing and run ahead to that place to greet Him? Would we look forward to seeing Him in person to listen to His … Read more

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Vital ConnectionsPodcast

Thursday, November 25, 2021 Alice Burnett

When my brother was young, he would be the one to check the family before we went away on a holiday. "Did you unplug the iron?" he would say to our mother. "Is the stove off?" We could go once he was satisfied that nothing was left … Read more

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Fearfully And Wonderfully MadePodcast

Wednesday, November 24, 2021 Sharon Cook

"You have a very short frenum," the dentist announced as she removed her hands from my mouth. "A what?" "A frenum. It's the piece of soft tissue that runs in a thin vertical line between the lips and the gums. I have a long one, which … Read more

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First Things FirstPodcast

Tuesday, November 23, 2021 Martin Wiles

On November 21, 2015, I experienced another first. Firsts are important. On this day, two of my cousins brought a mahogany china cabinet to our home. The reason that it was a first is not because it's the first one that I've ever owned … Read more

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The Tragedy Of Unasked QuestionsPodcast

Monday, November 22, 2021 Diane Eaton

Have you ever been plagued over questions that you wished you had asked when you had the chance? Questions like: What do you mean? Why is that necessary? When is it finished? How …? Where …? Who …? Et cetera. You later realized that … Read more

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