Vol 8 Issue 1SectionsPriorities This IssuePrioritiesAfter Easter: Hope, and Happy Birthday!>> Extended Interview with Rev. Dr. Michael Kinnamon>> The Text, Webster, and Intuition>> TransitionsAnother Really Big Fish Story>> TraditionsEaster, Hope, and “Happy Birthday!”>> “Children, Have You Any Fish?”>> Wisdom & WonderingI am going out to fish>>
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ArchiveA Gift, I Gather gather: Accumulate, harvest, gain, pull together The sofa gathers dog hair. The tables gather dust. Beverly gathers her tomatoes. Lynn gathers figs. I gathered myself to say a final goodbye to Daddy. Grace gathers friends wherever she goes. gathering: collection, assembly, meeting A gathering of friends showers Bobbi's awaited baby. We gather for family meals as time nears for People gather to support, to protest. When two or more are gathered together . . . gift: thing bestowed voluntarily, uncompensated The best gifts Sid and I ever got are Grace and Brittany. Brittany and Grace got wonderful gifts for graduation. continued Sometimes I give voluntarily, but I attach strings. Don't Christians give freely, unconditionally? gift: talent, endowment, aptitude Sid has a God-given gift for preaching, speaking, writing: the "gift of tongues," so to speak. Grace has a God-given gift for sports and math Brittany has a God-given gift for dance and science I have a gift (or curse) for words. ©2005 Melissa Tate | View
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