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- "A
Celebration of Life"
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- "For I am persuaded, that
neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor
principalities,
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present, nor things to come, Nor height, nor depth,
- nor any other creature,
shall be able to separate us from the love of God,
- which is in Christ Jesus
our Lord."
- Romans
8:38-39
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When
God reaches down from the heavens
above and blesses us with the
promise of a child there is much
rejoicing. It is a time of
renewal and a confirmation that a
husband and wife are only the
beginning of a family.
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Life
is truly a precious gift to
receive. A gift given in love
which comes down to us from our
Creator, our Father in heaven.
For we know that all good and
perfect gifts come down from the
Father of Lights in whom there is
no variableness neither shadow of
turning.
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This
is a celebration of life. A life
that was truly a remarkable gift.
One that will be cherished and
remembered.
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- "Lo,
children are an heritage of the
LORD:
- and the
fruit of the womb is his
reward."
- Psalms
127:3
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All
our days are ordered of the Lord.
There is a time for sowing and a
time for reaping. There is a time
to build and a time to tear down.
And, there is a time to be born
and a time to die.
It
has not been given into our hands
to order the times but to know
and to understand the times. To
understand and to know that to
everything there is a season and
a time to every purpose under
heaven.
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- " But as it is written,
Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,
- neither have entered into
the heart of man,
- the things which God hath
prepared for them that love him."
- I
Corinthians 2:9
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- This
is dedicated to Kelly and
Tiffany Riley, our
church's precious gift,
and to their son Jonah a
truly remarkable miracle
from God.
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- May
God bless you and keep
you. May He make His face
shine upon you. May He
lift up His countenance
upon you, and give you
peace.
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- "And
we know that all things work
together
- for good
to them that love God, to them
- who are
the called according to his
purpose."
- Romans
8:28
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