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Joel Boy: Five Years Older (35)

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Friday, May 23, 2008. Five Years Older (35). Five years from now i can see myself having a good life. I not only have just graduated from Undergraduate school with flying colors, but also was accepted into Graduate school. I have a nice apartment close to my school(hopefully California) and a nice car that God has blessed me with. I also have a beautiful girlfriend that loves the Lord with all her heart. We are planning to get married, but we decided to wait with that until we finish school.

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Joel Boy: Invincible! (33)

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Wednesday, March 26, 2008. That's all I have to say about the trip. Where do I start? So as we drove down the street, we could see a policeman waving us down. We heeded the polices commands and pulled over. While the pastor handed over the papers for the car and his licence. After looking over the papers the officer haded the papers back and told us to go on. Satan had tried to stop and discourage us, but the Lord came through. This experience. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Add To My Blog.

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Joel Boy: Looking Back (24)

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Tuesday, December 11, 2007. Time is flays by like a slug on a roller coaster, doesn't it. It is exactly that way with school, but only if your having fun of course. T hat's. The thing, I have had fun, its been an awesome half year. It just seemed like yesterday i was registering in the AC. I remember how exited I was to start my last year of High school, hang out with new and old friends, and create new memories. And now its half over. Time does fly. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Add To My Blog.

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Joel Boy: Adios (36)

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Monday, May 26, 2008. We are all gathered here together here today with one purpose, the purpose of celebrating great achievement. These students have miraculously survived the last four years of High School. we are all proud of them and their achievement. And they all deserve. The graduates have worked hard. stood tall, together, through thick and thin, worm and cold, snow and rain, sad times and happy times, through trials and tribulations they have stood strong. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Andrew Christian: September 2007

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Saturday, September 29, 2007. 8 Who came after Fernando Stahl? Are you curious yet? I have the answer! My great grandfather Archie Field became a missionary in Peru after Fernando Stahl. He worked in the Lake Titicaca area. I recently had the privilege of going to Peru with Maranatha. My grandpa showed me the place he grew up in as a child and told me about his father and what he did. Questions I would ask:. 1 What was it like to follow Fernando Stahl? 2 Why did you want to be a missionary? 6 Oh Dear Me.

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Joel Boy: May 2008

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Monday, May 26, 2008. We are all gathered here together here today with one purpose, the purpose of celebrating great achievement. These students have miraculously survived the last four years of High School. we are all proud of them and their achievement. And they all deserve. The graduates have worked hard. stood tall, together, through thick and thin, worm and cold, snow and rain, sad times and happy times, through trials and tribulations they have stood strong. Friday, May 23, 2008. There is nothing ...

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Down Right Humbug: Differences -- Prompt 34

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Monday, March 31, 2008. Differences - Prompt 34. Why did mission trip change my life? Was it the fun field trips? How about the miracles and answers to prayer. Was it the amazing sights or the loving people. The change that has since enveloped my life was not caused by anything or anyone in Nicaragua, but rather my God's amazing grace. Everyday I would pray an empty prayer to bless the people and bring them to decisions. Everyday God would tap me on the shoulder and show me my emptiness. Even though the ...