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In Remembrance, Memorial Day Weekend, 2020
Eric Paul Justin, MD, MPH, MBA | 1 May 2020
Greetings to each one of you and heartfelt prayers for those who have lost loved ones in service to our country. Their sacrifices are monumental.
Eric Paul Justin, MD, MPH, MBA | 1 May 2020
Greetings to each one of you and heartfelt prayers for those who have lost loved ones in service to our country. Their sacrifices are monumental.
Eric Paul Justin, MD, MPH, MBA | 1 May 2020
When I was a child I was terribly bothered by something that now I cannot even remember. Back then it dominated my daily life. My school work suffered. My friends noticed too. It was such a dark and taboo ‘thing’ that had appeared in my mind, in my life. It would not go away.
By Don Zoller
Most of us remember what it was like in school when we had to “Show & Tell” in front of the class. Although, at the time, we may not have appreciated what the teacher had in mind. It was all about presentation. As we grew older, we understood the importance of clear and concise presentations.
by Pastor Ron Flentgen
Do you ever get tired of pulling weeds? I do. The job never seems to end during the growing season. One can wonder where they all come from. Sometimes in my zeal to get rid of them I have also pulled up good plants or demolished them with my Weed-eater. Life can be like that too. We may wonder where all the bad stuff comes from that infests the garden of life. It seems to never end.
Trinity is blessed with amazing people! Enjoy poetry by member Eldor Kaiser.