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An old man mourning the loss of his wife finds part time employment as a gardener for a church. Harassed by a group of kids, his attitude of unconditional forgiveness wins over the heart of one of the kids and transforms his life. Adapted from "Carl's Garden".
An old man mourning the loss of his wife finds part time employment as a gardener for a church. Harassed by a group of kids, his attitude of unconditional forgiveness wins over the heart of one of the kids and transforms his life. Adapted from "Carl's Garden".
Today's Devotional
A Prayer for Quiet Trust in God - Your Daily Prayer - October 5
Quiet seasons in your life can strengthen your faith. They can teach you to trust God not only when something exciting or dramatic is happening for you, but also during ordinary days.
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Today's Devotional
A Prayer for Quiet Trust in God - Your Daily Prayer - October 5
Quiet seasons in your life can strengthen your faith. They can teach you to trust God not only when something exciting or dramatic is happening for you, but also during ordinary days.
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