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Man waiting with patience

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Time and Patience

What do time and patience have to do with each other? It depends if you’re focusing on time or on patience. Time doesn’t care about patience. Patience, however, is only knowable because of time. What is time? The Merriam-Webster dictionary gives us a defintion (or three): Wikipedia helpfully tells us, “Time in physics is operationally defined as “what a clock reads.” God created…
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Alaskan tourists see northern lights

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Northern Lights’ Glory Shining in the Heavens!

We saw the Northern Lights’ glory in January 2024. We chose to go in January because our chances improved and, according to my astronomer son, they won’t be as good for another dozen years. Sigh. The night skies truly were glorious, and a psalm rang in my head over and over again. The heavens declare the glory of God;And the firmament shows His…
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Fairbanks in January

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Alaskan Tourists in a Cold Climate

We were Alaskan tourists in a cold climate the whole time we traveled to see the Northern Lights. January 2024 saw us boarding planes headed to the frozen tundra. Why? Because our astronomer son told us this would be the best year to see the Northern Lights for the next dozen years. Twelve years from now I’ll be even older…
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Alaskan winter wear

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Alaskan Winter and the Californians

This Alaskan winter three Californians in my family headed to the . . . cold. Though cold, of course, wasn’t a real definition of what we expected. We found lots of other adjectives: freezing, icebox, refrigerator, icy, frigid, hostile to life, and so forth. Fortunately, it didn’t get that bad. But, prior to departure, I felt uneasy. While I spent…
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The Mattsons

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Finnish Christian Missionaries in Ethiopia

How Finnish missionaries ended up in Ethiopia for 25 years.

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Haile Selassie and Lettie Cowman

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Haile Selassie and Lettie Cowman

What would an old woman from Iowa say to the Emperor of Ethiopia?

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Michelle Ule is a bestselling author of historical novellas, an essayist, blogger and the biographer of Mrs. Oswald Chambers: The Woman Behind the World's Bestselling Devotional.

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