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God Sighting

At VBS this week, we have told the kids to be on the lookout for "God Sightings" - where they see God throughout the day.  This morning, one of the 2nd grade girls shared that she had a God Sighting in the cemetery this morning.  I asked her how she saw God there, and she said, "because my grandpa is there."  She just lost her grandpa this past spring, and I thought it was such a beautiful thing to share.  I went on to say that it's sad that he can't be with us here anymore, but how happy we can be that he is in Heaven with Jesus.

Then, this afternoon, I looked over to the computer where Cambry was playing.  She was typing out the words to one of her favorite VBS songs "You, You, You."  She spent her computer time singing and typing away - a particularly happy God sighting for me!  Here is what she typed:

You you YOU
YOU CAN
TRUST GOD
ET DUZENT (IT DOESN'T)
MATR HU (MATTER WHO)
YOU ARE
RAZE YOUR
HDS AND (HANDS)
REPE AFD (REPEAT AFTER)
ME YOU
CAN TRUST
GOD
DEFNETLE (DEFINITELY)

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  1. Actually, seeing the family picking cherries and apricots this evening was pretty much a god-sighting for me!

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