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Archive for February 6th, 2008
- Father Issues (2nd of 3) |
Posted by Mart De Haan on Feb 06 2008
In my last post, I ended saying, “In a day when so many of us long for a return to family values, it is disappointing to discover that a good dad is hard to find in the Bible.”
But maybe this is a disappointment that can work in our favor.
A Different Kind of Father
A woman I [...]
