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Rev. Michael Kirchhoff
May 26, 2008
No pain is as difficult to bear as that of losing someone you love. Remember, though, that you are never alone upon this difficult journey, because others reach out to you in spirit and prayer, as does our staff at Bridgeway Christian Village. May the thoughts and presence of friends and loved ones uplift you and help bring the healing that is needed in this time of loss. Cling to the gift that you have of friends who care, and a Divine grace that will never desert you.
“I know that my Redeemer lives,
And at last will stand upon the earth;
And after my body has wasted away,
Then without flesh I shall see God,
Whom I shall see for myself,
And my eyes shall behold, and not as a stranger.”
Job 19:25-27
Bridgeway Christian Village
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