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London 9/15/2017 – Probably Not Missionary Baptists Putting Bombs On The Tube
Remember my post from 9/12? Forgot already, eh? Please follow me on Twitter, and “Like” the Facebook author page. Don’t forget to subscribe (the box is on the right side of the page) to be eligible for free e-books and … Continue reading
Posted in evil, Jihad, terrorism, Uncategorized
Tagged charity, commotion in the pews, explosive, Gospel, incendiary bomb, islam, islamic terrorism, jesus christ, joseph courtemanche, london, missionary baptists, quran, tube, tunnel
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Are You An Angel Watching Over Someone?
We wander through this life hoping that God is looking down on us with favor. Sometimes it’s pretty clear that He’s right there with supernatural intercession. Amy Grant did a great job of describing that to us with her song … Continue reading
Posted in Love, Uncategorized
Tagged Amy Grant, angels watching over me, commotion in the pews, fellow man, guardian angels, joseph courtemanche
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Some Things I’d Like To See
The news has been full of cries for diversity and inclusiveness lately. I think about these things as I roam about the planet, and have come to realize there are things you never see but ought to if things were … Continue reading
Posted in food, humor, racism, Uncategorized
Tagged abba, commotion in the pews, diversity, irish, joseph courtemanche, lefse, mexican, nail salon, norwegian, reggae, steak house, sushi, tea house, vietnamese
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No, I’m Not Walking To New York
For the last year I’ve been walking to work most days. My company relocated me to the same building where I started out 20 years ago. 20 years ago I got sick of waiting for a bus that was always … Continue reading
Posted in exercise, Uncategorized, walking
Tagged 100-liter alpine pack, 9-11, bag of licorice, commotion in the pews, donuts, fitness, hamburger, job, joseph courtemanche, lumbering, walking to new york, walking to work
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You Can’t See Poop In The Dark
Last Saturday I attended a fund-raiser at a friend’s farm. I got to run the grill with the able, and appreciated, help of Max Aristide. He’s the best. Between us, we managed to feed the whole crowd and have a … Continue reading
Posted in evil, extraordinarily sage advice and unwanted butting in, Love, mission to Haiti, political, popular culture, racism, Uncategorized
Tagged commotion in the pews, death camps, farm, haiti, Jesus, joseph courtemanche, light, love, max aristide, mike, poop in the dark, racisim, stormy, virginia
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