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“Please pray that I may follow in his footsteps….”
This was the statement of a 12-year old boy whose father died last January. I did not know his Dad and his Mom very well because I only met them once at a Couples’ Dinner hosted by a local church. … Continue reading
Posted in counseling
Tagged bereavement, death, fatherless, griefwork, grieving, hope, orphans, pastor, resurrection, sadness, widow
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“My flight sched is on August 4th…”
I was about to unlock the car doors for my wife and friend when my phone received an sms. “My flight schedule is on August 4th..” We were about to have a relaxing dinner (my wife and I with our … Continue reading
Posted in being loved, care, challenges, Father, God, health concerns, heaven, intimacy, prayer
Tagged Abu Dhabi, adaptation, assimilation, concerns, diaspora, family, intercession, Middle East, mother's love, OFW, OFW concerns, orphans, overseas filipino worker, prayer, psychological orphans, travel
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