Our son Christopher prays during Vacation Bible School last summer."Therefore, whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven" (Matthew 18:4).
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- Terry Laudett
- I am a Christian, a husband to Janet, and a father to Christopher. We are members of a church in Tulsa, Oklahoma (USA).
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5 comments:
Wow. This is great.
I love seeing my children praying too. It always touches me.
How great to have a picture of Christopher praying. I haven't thought to photograph that moment yet with Miriam, but her prayers are treasured up in my heart. I love the simplicity of childhood prayers - thanking God for the little things that I frequently overlook. Thanks for sharing that picture. (btw, Christopher's grown a lot since last summer hasn't he!!?) -Sarah
Thanks for your comments, everyone! Our computer is not working at this time, so I'm using one at the public library. I hope to be able to post more as soon as our computer is repaired. Thanks for reading by blog!
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