The Gift of Forgiveness
The Rev’d James Spencer
March 1, 2025
I bought my wife a blanket for Christmas. It’s a fuzzy, warm, black blanket, just about large enough for two people. I thought it was
I bought my wife a blanket for Christmas. It’s a fuzzy, warm, black blanket, just about large enough for two people. I thought it was
I keep losing my TV remote. I think this is a side effect of: a) having kids, and b) having several devices each requiring its
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