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[DuckLady]

I have been watching this thread from it's start and want to tell you all how impressed I am with the non contentiousness shown in a thread and topic that is historically a hot topic.

I appreciate so much the maturity and kindness shown here and it makes me glad we allowed this thread to go on.

Thank you all

 

[PaulaJoAnne]

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Same here.
We will be starting our Seder dinner in just a little while.
Just waiting on our guests to arrive.

 

[allenlighthouse]

Hello

Our church celebrated the Christian Seder meal yesterday in Delaware.

It was the first time i ever experienced one that large before.

It was awesome wonder why we don't do it more.

I am glad to see so many brothers and sisters in Christ

I am not religious I am relational !!!!!!!!

GOD BLESS HAPPY RISEN DAY

Allen

 

[houndit]

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Praying for your father in law!

 

[Cindiloohoo]

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We did it for you Terri...just trying to make your job easier

 

[M To The Maxx]

Hello fellow Christianers!

I went to a Christian school here in FL from pre K- 2nd grade. How is everybody else doing tonight?

 

[jeaucamom]

My DD and I had a great Seder dinner. It is such an emotional time. I just get transported to the upper room and the last supper, and realizing what he must be feeling as he looks forward to the cross.. I can't even barely get through typing this without crying... all to be our Passover Lamb... Oh thank you Lord...

This year, the ceremony we followed suggested you stay up all night and pray and watch the way Yeshua asked His disciples to do. Do any of you do that. I thought it was a neat idea.. but here it is 11:25 and I am very tired... I might very well be like the disciples and the virgins (who went out to meet the Lord) and be falling asleep...

I had so hoped we might be going home to be with Him this Passover, does anyone else ever think that way?

 

[Chic-n-farmer]

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Praying for your father in law!

Thank you!! Praise God, for they let my father-in-law (93) come home! They said his kidneys were doing better than when he left the hospital Friday.

Believe me when I say that the only reason Fred (f-i-l) got to come back home last night was because of prayers to God!
Fred's kidneys were functioning at just 10% last Tuesday, when they sent him to the hospital, and he had no symptoms....
Last night he was showing symptoms, and had not urinated for 10 hours despite a large fluid intake.

I couldn't believe they did not admit him, last night.
Then I realized why.

They never saw the symptoms! God took them away!

Praise God!

 

[Short Rooster]

gonzo&hispeeps :

Irish Catholic! Don't go to church though... Catholic mass always makes me feel unworthy, like I'm going to go downstairs.... But I do try to live right, and obey the faith..

We are unworthy but that is why Jesus saves us because we can't do it on our own. We have the rightousness of Jesus because we don't have our own. It doesn't matter what denomination you belong to as long as you are forgiven of your sin and doing the best you can. We may not be perfect or worthy of anything but death but Jesus would rather die than to spend a day without us. His Grace and Mercy is perfect and as long as we have that we can please God. As far as going to mass, The body of Christ is his people not the church building. We go to church to get incouraged by other members of His body it's not the church building itself. I know you already know this I just thought I would remind you. and also remind you that if you belong to Jesus you belong with the rest of us and we are going to heaven. I just hope he lets us take some chickens with us.
Have a great day in the Lord!
Your brother in Christ,
Scott​

 

[Robin'sBrood]

Hillsongs version of the song Lead Me to the Cross... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdq9Q8wJdjc

Beautiful!