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Kids in Church5 w; F3 m, e" X2 y) [
: F1 s, o' K9 `% H1 {) i# B' X3-year-old Reese :& I6 K; d- C% ~, y+ P. F
"Our Father, Who does art in heaven,' }' z+ [6 z* P d; u
Harold is his name.4 O6 d ~7 n( |" r1 X
Amen."
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A little boy was overheard praying:
{8 O; i( M' I" I5 c4 C"Lord, if you can't make me a better boy,
4 r! w( v' p' C- T3 V4 q7 S, |don't worry about it.
; t* Z% c. H: }+ lI'm having a real good time like I am."
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' m; H* b) S9 ~- z9 XAfter the christening of his baby brother5 O& z3 o- z5 I$ O( c( S. n
in church, Jason sobbed all the way home0 d: H D9 z+ y3 a( u0 j; Q
in the back seat of the car. His father asked
" i: [$ q. y D0 C4 Z# Ghim three times what was wrong. Finally, the
' h4 ~8 W- b8 V5 q/ u6 Sboy replied, "That preacher said he wanted
6 i4 B: T" `4 O& Ous broght up in a Christian home, and I wanted
K+ n7 g# M( h8 z+ g- p4 hto stay with you guys."
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One particular four-year-old prayed,
' S2 N9 K, I+ R6 R! Y/ ^+ x"And forgive us our trash baskets as
+ t$ [4 \% c1 l' Rwe forgive those who put trash in our
' r% [7 [3 g3 Y/ Q- m+ bbaskets."
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2 ]; l9 W; _) m4 uA Sunday school teacher asked her
" c$ |5 l& Q9 |2 v, z& o8 Xchildren as they were on the way to+ L; ^4 u- Z: j# } b; y2 {6 L
Church service, "and why is it necessary
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One bright little girl replied,
5 X i) F# [' n) U6 U3 l( I4 J"Because people are sleeping."
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. j& K, b4 Z0 A9 S! X; E1 }A mother was preparing pancakes for! q( U$ R# Q8 U2 l$ N6 i# C4 S
her sons, Kevin 5, and Ryan 3.! E; A( S. M, I# w
The boys began to argue over who would
3 K/ T' O! p! B, @* hget the first pancake.& [ v$ _% L4 ]& h2 r1 C! X3 P8 B6 k
Their mother saw the opportunity for a; K: @4 x" B9 H- ^% c2 |+ z
moral lesson. "If Jesus were sitting here, He
, y1 P8 ^- |* U; b( Owould say, 'Let my brother have the
, P5 f6 o4 y8 E( vfirst pancake, I can wait' ."( N; c* v. A* K( [- R, B$ r( v3 T
Kevin turned to his younger brother and2 e& x3 U% s0 N1 O0 z, u
said, " Ryan , you be Jesus !"* G: Y, i. D. V& i
/ q" v0 W% Y! s* M9 zA father was at the beach with his children, B& L& o2 I5 X2 A7 N- W: x8 O
when the four-year-old son ran up to him,
/ J" f/ ?8 U8 z# F7 `5 Jgrabbed his hand, and led him to the shore R# m# n4 V$ P. w) b) |
where a seagull lay dead in the sand.
. a7 I/ s3 F7 K0 Z" d( w"Daddy, what happened to him?" The son asked.
4 W2 i- W1 D. O5 F2 ["He died and went to Heaven." The Dad replied.
$ W1 |6 X4 H# L! k1 g9 OThe boy thought a moment and then said,
1 c% N8 q* b/ M Q"Did God throw him back down?"
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, e4 T, N' v9 l. B3 r' x- `. oA wife invited some people to dinner.
0 ?7 w! W* N" J" j oAt the table, she turned to their six-year-old, R0 D9 P( S% q( ?
daughter and said, "Would you like to say the
8 ~9 ^: g" y% p# r: Tblessing?" "I wouldn't know what to say." The
& a. J; x5 n3 `girl replied. "just say what you hear Mommy say."
0 g: d: b7 M! A M9 |- wThe wife answered. The daughter bowed her head
7 d3 U2 t' E# u! k' A6 hand said, "Lord, why on earth did I invite all these% i, z2 X+ e, k$ Q4 e! a
people to dinner?"
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$ j, s | h, ?; l* z& _, vCheers!!!
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5 {+ T% C7 i& m3 d% e( N: c" xPeace, love and happines! |
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