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From Leave-taking To Homecoming -- Andre Papineau -- 2004
Objective:*To have the members establish a connection with the turning points in their lives,
From Seeing Ourselves In Others' Eyes To Seeing Ourselves In God's Eyes -- Andre Papineau -- 2004
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From Who's Out To Who's In -- Andre Papineau -- 2004
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From Being Helpless To Healing -- Andre Papineau -- 2004
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From A Center Destroyed To A Center Renewed -- Andre Papineau -- 2004
Objective: To understand how we might gain a deeper appreciation of the function of the shado
From God Manageable To Godawful -- Andre Papineau -- 2004
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From Losing The Way To Finding The Way -- Andre Papineau -- 2004
Objective:*To recognize disillusionment in our lives is not only inevitable but also potentia
From Well Water To Living Water -- Andre Papineau -- 2004
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Narrow Door -- Luke 13:22-24 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"It appeared in Haute Couture!""And Entre Nous!"
Fun -- Luke 15:22-24 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"It's my turn now.
Speechless -- Luke 1:13 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
Zech was beaming as he swung the censer in great arcs around the Temple.
Favorite -- Luke 1:26-28 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
Mary spent the whole day going over and over what Gabe had told her the morning before. Mr. G.
Who's Deserving? -- Jonah 2:1 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"I'll never go fishing again," Jonah promised as he straggled onto the deserted shore of Nineveh's S
Daddy -- Luke 15:11-12 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"Junior, you've done it again! Putting Exlax in the chocolate chip cookie batter for Ms.
The Man Who Would Not Be King -- Mark 11:2 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"They're still thinking about that?" Jesus could hardly conceal his laughter as Philip and Jude repo
The Dime -- Luke 15:8-9 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"So, I've lost the dime. It's only ten cents." Freeda tried to dismiss the loss as trivial.
Short On Memory -- Matthew 18:21-24 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
The king was furious!
The Party -- Matthew 9:9 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"Parties? The last thing I want is a party.
Maggie -- Luke 8:1-3 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
Seven devils? One devil is plenty. Two is more than enough. But seven?
Blabbermouth -- Mark 1:40-45 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"Blabbermouth!" His mother was enraged. "You're nothing but a blabbermouth!
Risen -- Matthew 13:33 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
Her friends called her Prissy and on occasion they affectionately referred to her as Miss Prim and P
In Praise Of Ourselves -- Matthew 20:1-2 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"Two hundred bucks for a day's work! That's fantastic!" Bert marveled.
Fishers -- Mark 1:19-20 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
Poppa Zebedee approached his sons one day.
Talents -- Matthew 25:14-15 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"Hi!" Louie smiled and waved at people in expensive cars, beat up jalopies, taxis, school buses, eig
Pearlie -- Matthew 13:45 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"I'm not easy. I come at a price.
Who's Lost? -- Luke 15:4 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"Every family has one!""And he's ours....""Without a doubt!"
High Hopes -- Matthew 20:20-21 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
She wasn't literally a stage mother, but Leena had shown most of the symptoms.
Concrete Results -- Matthew 1:18-21 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
Joseph picked up his broom and started sweeping the floor of his little carpenter shop.
The Treasure -- Matthew 13:44 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
He was ecstatic! Had this happened to him? Maybe he was dreaming. But no.
Line Drawing -- Luke 10:25-29 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"Where do you draw the line?" Abe demanded. "When is enough enough?
Winner -- Mark 8:27-29 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
"He's a real winner. He's our boy!" Peter blurted.
Holy Family -- Luke 2:51-52 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
One day Jesus came home from school. The boy was upset. There were tears in his eyes.
Tradition -- Luke 1:57-6 -- Andre Papineau -- 2002
Liz and Zech's relatives and friends had gathered in the living room.
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