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[ currently offline ] Send Email Visit Website • Name: joshua & melly thibault • Gender: Male • Birthday: Friday, May 28, 1982 (Age: 26) • Location: Worcester, New England, United States Entries Written: 84 entries Comments Written: 13 comments Signup Date: November 28, 2007 Last Login: September 1, 2008 About Me: Josh: I am a husband of a beautiful wife. Eight years married. I, at present, have four, and soon to be five, beautiful children. Three boys and one daughter. my wife and I are christian missionaries with Youth With A Mission-Boston, MA. Presently and continually,striving and praying as to where the Lord is to lead us next. Our passion and purpose is to lift and love and encourage youth and young families to strive for excellence even through the hard times. The love of God is true, runs deep and is enduring to the end and can be joyfully enhanced through relationship and conversation. To be good stewards with what God has blessed .., life. And to live a life, a life abundant with Christ Jesus. He is the was, the truth and the Life. No one is good, no not one...He is the only waay to the Father, He is the only way to eternal life. The only. Just give me Jesus. Melly: Isn't he sweet! God has richly blessed me with Josh. He is more then I had prayed for. And of course, my kids, my little charms. What else can I say! My Friends Are: (5) Christin, MissionaryMom, Nanaspeaks, quiverfull, Sanctuary I'm A Friend Of: (7) Christin, haflinger, KwithJosephines, mccrjill, MissionaryMom, quiverfull, Sanctuary My Interests: (11) Reading the book of Galatians, writing, cooking, fathering, mothering, homebirthing, homeschooling, traveling, " Fav. saying at moment, "If you should'nt eat it, don't wear it!" "Regency" clothing is in. Modesty is next to Godliness.

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Trusting On Christ	84 entries, 69 comments
". . when we say the Church is a family we mean it quite literally. The Church is nor a reflection of the reality that is family -- quite the opposite. The family is a reflection of the reality that is the Church."