Author Archives: Werner Dekarski
“CALORIES Tiny creatures …”
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The Average is $5.7 million a Day
I find it hard to believe that Kiwis (New Zealanders) gamble an average of $5.7 million a day.
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Source: WarCry 30 April 2016
War Cry Giveaway
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Quite some time ago I read the story of Gladys Aylward called THE SMALL WOMAN by Alan Burgess. I hope you know about her zeal for missionary work.
I must read the story again.
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“We are sent to war! We are not sent to minister to a congregation and be content if we keep things going. We are sent … to stop short of nothing but the subjugation of the world to the sway of the Lord Jesus.” – William Booth
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“But what is the use of preaching the Gospel to men whose whole attention is concentrated upon a man, desperate struggle to keep themselves alive?” – William Booth
“THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE”
We remembered the ANZAC soldiers in April.
In a column in our local paper called “The ultimate sacrifice” – The Northland Age, Thursday, April 28, 2016 – I am reading about the importance not to forget the service and sacrifices our forebears made on our behalf.
We are also encouraged to remember the soldiers who made “the ultimate sacrifice.”
Since reading the column in the newspaper I am thinking about “the ultimate sacrifice.”
That’s why I am glad to read again today about “the ultimate sacrifice.”
In the May 2016 newsletter of the local salvation Army it says that the Lord Jesus Christ made “the ultimate sacrifice” and that the Bible tells us how.
He came into this world to be our Saviour. He died on the cross to save us from sin. He conquered death and the grave and lives eternally.
We remembered the ANZAC soldiers last April again who sacrificed their lives for our freedom, but let us every day remember “the ultimate sacrifice” the Lord Jesus Christ made on our behalf to free us from our sins.
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My father did no come back from World War II.



