Stadem Grandson Darrell Ginther's account has just been made available, called, "The Old Horse and Buggy Days":

"The Old Horse and Buggy Days," How Life was Lived on the Dakota Prairie and how Folks and Kids Entertained Themselves in Homespun Ways

And don't miss Part II of his exciting account:

"Part II, The Old Horse and Buggy Days," by Darrell R. Ginther

Hot off the griddle! We have Estelle Stadem Rangen's 70th Birthday Tribute Poem of 1981 to her Sister, Bernice:

"Tribute to Be," 70th Birthday Tribute Poem by Estelle Stadem Rangen, 1981

Also sizzling hot off the griddle! Estelle Stadem Rangen's account, "The Stadem Heritage." Please look for it here.

"Stadem Heritage," by Estelle Stadem Rangen, March 2000

You may go to the Tributes pages for a tribute on Joseph Rangen (who he left his John Deere tractor job years ago and made a bee-line for the seminary, and that changed everything), which we have had up on our pages for some time, but here is a new tribute poem to him.

"Goodbye, Uncle Joseph, and Hello, Heaven!" by Nephew Ron Ginther

I know a man, sold-out, committed;

he practiced ALL he preached and said.

He didn't act this way, then that--

he wore just one Christian's hat.

A pilgrim aimed for the Promised Land,

you never found him slack in hand.

Determined, fruitfulness to seek,

His Goal, Christ alone, his flesh made weak.

The Cross and Gospel were his strength,

he lived for them his whole life length.

We'll miss his witness, Norskie humor too,

but just think of what he has in view:

Heaven's glory spreads out far,

and heaven's sky gained one more star.

Joseph and Estelle Rangen, young, then mature, ripe and golden, and now in Glory!

Taking some brown and reddish Plain View Farm soil in his hand after years of being away from the farm, Ronald Ginther, Grandson of Alfred and Bergit Stadem, felt something he never experienced before. That dirt was no longer plain dirt. He felt almost an "epiphany" sweep over him, a kind of rapture and revelation. It was like an irresistable wave, and at that moment it seemed the old farmhouse he stood looking at with Aunt Ruth and others at the reunion was a noble Viking ship sailing triumphantly in Christ across the broad and stormy ocean! He felt compelled to write down some of his feelings and thoughts that swept through his heart and soul on that glad day at the farm:

"Reflections on Plain View Farm," by Stadem Grandson Ron Ginther

DO YOU MIND IF WE ASK YOU A QUESTION? Here it is: "What is it that we have as Stadem descendants that we want most to preserve and pass on to the younger generation, as well as share with people everywhere?"

Pearl Ginther and her son Ronald (Number 4 Son, and 5th in the family) sat down not long ago at the kitchen table and came up with a four-part answer to the great question, and when sharing it with a Stadem cousin from California, another part was added to enhance what they had put together. Interested to find out what their answer is to the big question? You can compare it with your own then.

"What We Have To Share as Stadem Descendants," by Pearl Ginther, Ronald Ginther, and Sylvia Yuge

HERE IS THE EVENT YOU ALL, AND PEARL MOST OF ALL, HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR:

At last! The weather was perfect, after a many rainy days all spring. God picked the perfect day for it. No doubt about it! Pearl Ginther took her glider trip on Sunday, after waiting 10 years and 7 months, and her son Wayne was the pilot!

Want to see the latest glider pictures hot off the press?

More Glider Pictures

ANNOUNCING STEPHEN STADEM'S WATERCOLOR PICTURE OF PLAIN VIEW FARM:

Stephen Stadem's Plain View Farm Picture on the Buffalo Mound Home Page

PRAISE TO GOD OUR WONDERFUL PROVIDER: JOHN MORRELL COMPANIES SENT A CHECK TO PEARL GINTHER FOR $1,000 AS A CONTRIBUTION TO THE HERITAGE CENTER AT PLAIN VIEW FARM IN MEMORY OF ROBERT GINTHER, PEARL'S HUSBAND WHO WORKED AT MORRELLS!

We have available on this site new illustrations for nine of Pearl's latest Stories of Plain View Farm. Here ae five of six of the nine. You may like to copy off the stories and these illustrations and make up your own children's book for your children, grandchildren, and even great-grandchildren! We have sent out too copies of the book already, but for lack of time we cannot do more than this. But you can easily make a copy yourself if you have a printer. Have fun!

The true stories are:

1. "How Pearl Found Honey for the Family"

2. "Rooster in the Well"

3. "How Pearl Got Home in the Dark"

4. "How Pearl Stopped a Runaway Windmill"

5. "How God Provided Pearl Popcorn"

6. "How Pearl and Her Mama Made Ice Cream"

7. "How Little Pearl Got Rid of Rats on the Farm"

8. "How Pearl Got Minnows for Papa's Pool"

9. "How My Horse, King, Got the Wrong Message!"

These items, a Gospel Tract & Pearl's Card for the Plain View Farm Website, are put with the wonderful check from John Morrells for a good reason: The Gospel of the Saving Grace of Jesus Dying on the Cross for us sinners, and our cherished Scandinavian heritage--those two things make us what we are and give us our golden heritage that we are called to share with the world. God bless John Morrell Companies for their warm support of American heartland values along with our Scandinavian heritage and the saving Gospel of Jesus Christ! With this latest contribution, which is a miracle from God of provision, there is more than sufficient funds (in May 2009, $14,700+) to start the construction on PVF (as confirmed by Steve Stadem, Heritage Center Project supervisor), donated since Pearl began the funding drive in August 2008, and we are into the second year, with steam building in the Stadem families' boiler!

Excerpt from the Stadem Samtaleren on Giving:

"Giving is living," the angel said to me. "Go feed the hungry sweet charity's bread."

"And must I keep giving and giving again?" my selfish and querulous question ran.

"Oh, no," replied the angel, his eyes pierced me through.

"Just give until the Master stops giving to you."

Pearl says she is so happy to see this wonderful project blossom as it is doing, as she thinks of her beloved parents, Alfred and Bergit Stadem of Plain View Farm, and thinks how very happy they would be to see it too. A grand future with much sharing and ministry and plain, old-fashioned fun and fellowship, indeed, is assured for Plain View Farm's heritage as the shining torch is handed to the younger generation in this most meaningful way. Bryant and the whole area will be richly blessed, there is no doubt.

--Contributed by Ronald Ginther, son of Pearl A. Ginther"

JULY 27, 2010 NOTICE TO ALL STADEM AND HOLBEK FAMILY LINES AND MEMBERS: There is no need at present for more funds from donors, as the present funds need to be used by the builders, and the rest will come by faith when there is further real need. This is the Bible way of faith. Yes, a lot of you still need to give to be blessed, and your time to give may pass you by if you wait too long, beloved. But believing God for the means to build, while working any way he could to raise what was humanly possible, this is how my Grandpa Alfred Stadem built the barn, starting in 1942, the year of my birth. He worked and lived by faith in God's provision, and gained the money to buy what he could not obtain any other way by doing odd jobs in the area. God honored his simple but steadfast faith, and a new barn arose in God's own time to replace the one severely damaged in a thunderstorm by a tornado. Grandpa is still our example of how to go ahead with such a project as making a new barn-like Heritage Center on the site of Grandpa's barn! His barn was built on faith in God as a foundation, with prayer too by himself and Grandma Bergit. How can we do better or other than that and expect anything good to come? Anything other than faith is sin, the Bible declares, and we must follow the Bible in all things.--Plain View Heritage Farm and Center Foundation, Interim Secretary, Ronald Ginther, Grandson of Alfred and Bergit Stadem, July 27, 2010

After many years of talking up the idea of making PVF a Foundation, talked about on an occasional basis only, and the Foundation established already in name only in the Financial Accounts of Plain View Farm, it is time to declare it done and see what our Great God, Jesus Christ, will do for us on the behalf of His glory and His everlasting, saving Gospel and Kingdom! We mean with all our heart all these words expressed; my God knows they are birthed in blood, sweat, tears, and countless prayers and labors. This is not superficial, self-centered verbiage or "hot air," or thrown out by someone with an ax to grind. God is my witness! My relatives in heaven are my witnesses too! They surely know about all my prayers still waiting there, besides Grandma's and my mother's, to name just a few people involved, at God's altar for His fulfilment! Hasn't God put my tears for this enterprise in His bottle for safekeeping? For those who are genuinely interested, for all those who have hearts like children still able to grasp God's wonderful ways and glorious vision for us, this is the first day, July 27, 2010, of the PLAIN VIEW HERITAGE FARM AND CENTER FOUNDATION, hereby established on the Internet and Plain View Heritage website domain but also in a spiritual sense, regarding PVF and the Heritage Center.

Foundation Principles:

1. to involve ALL Stadem descendants and friends and "honorary" members of the PVF fellowship who wish to take part;

2. To glorify the Lord Jesus Christ in everything, with the leading of the Holy Spirit in reality, not in lip service only;

3. To cultivate, restore, and share with the SD community, with the nation, with the world ultimately, the rich godly pioneer and Scandinavian heritage of this farm and the Stadem-Holbek family lines, immigrants to America in the 19th and 20th centuries (called the Second Wave of Stadems, as the First Wave came over in the 1790s or so, soon after the nation was declared independent of Britain);

4. To instill the values and beliefs of the Christian faith and the godly pioneering farm family on the Dakota prairie to the younger generation, for this is our future as a people of God and a nation and as families and individuals;

5. To provide a Scandinavian style barn venue and attractive, multi-function center either at the Farm homestead or nearby in the Bryant area, or possibly elsewhere, for the ministry and outreach of the Gospel of Jesus Christ;

6. to provide outreach to the physical, cultural, and spiritual needs of people both in the family and in the wider community and nation

This is everyone's Heritage Foundation, not mine. Holbeks of Norway, cousins on our Bergit Holbek Stadem's side, are also invited to join and be active, voting and participating members! I am merely seeking to speak for all our beloved family members (Stadem and Holbek) who have gone home to the Lord's presence (whom I am convinced would surely love and support this effort), and for all those living now who have no voice at present in the co-ownership system at PVF, and for all those who have yet to hear about this Foundation. I will not be the President, as I am an idea man chiefly, but am willing to serve as the Interim Director until a President is voted on by all who join this Foundation. I ask your prayers for this new Foundation established July 27, 2010. If you feel God leading you to declare yourself a member supportive of the principles outlined above, if you want to see PVF and the Fellowship and Center become all that God has given to us in visionary form, then contact me, please. I will not be your judge in this decision of yours, I will just confirm it by accepting it and adding your name to the membership list. All are called to this work and vision. All! God richly bless you with His grace and mercy! You may email me at: ronald.ginther@oaringintheriver.com or write: Ron Ginther, P.O. Box 212, Puyallup, WA 98371--Ronald Ginther

If anyone believes in this and wants to give a bequest to it that will enable it to become a reality, then do so. Eloise Hefty will be notified, and she can receive the check you sent, or the assets to be conferred, with the stipulations that the monies go for the Foundation and its venue (wherever that can be arranged, either on the present co-owned farmstead, or nearby). Here is an investment that will bear rich fruit of the kind that will never pass away, as it will be investment in the spiritual life of many, many people.

Suggested Theme Song for the Plain View Heritage Foundation:

"All Are Welcome," Suggested Theme Song for the Plain View Heritage Foundation

NOTE ON HOW THIS PLAIN VIEW HERITAGE FAMILY OF

WEBSITES FOR PLAIN VIEW FARM GOT STARTED:

As we have already stated in various places, the Praire Farm website on Angelfire, for one, it was my Grandpa Alfred Stadem's mid-life spiritual crisis that nearly cost him his marriage and his family's spiritual development that cost me my dad and uncle, two deaths that turned this strong Viking into a true lamb, a true child of God leaning only on the grace of Christ for salvation, not his own work's righteousness based on his keeping his Baptismal Covenant. We have his own words about these things, as well as Pearl Ginther his daughter's testimony recorded in detail. You can find both on the websites. Learning of the way God used two deaths (God did not cause them, he allowed and used them to save Grandpa), I joined with my younger brother to produce the record on-line for God's glory--for the story truly glorifies God and his marvelous working of grace in the life of Alfred Stadem and all he impacted with his life. We wanted this record to bless others, and it has blessed all who have been open in their hearts to receive it. Some family and some relatives have not proven open, and have missed the blessing, while influencing their own families not to accept the account too. They take it as our unfair criticism of our Grandfather, which it certainly is not, as it is the record of Grandpa, testified to by our beloved Grandmother Bergit in her own words given to Pearl her daughter, as well as by the testimony of their grown daughters Pearl Stadem Ginther and Cora Stadem Taylor, and also affirmed by Estelle Stadem Rangen and Bernice Stadem Schaefer and Myrtle Stadem Svanoe. We did not make any of it up, as we were but faithfully recording what our elders testified about Grandpa's crisis and how God turned it all to good. God is still turning it to good, over 50 years later. There is still strong opposition to the account, of course, among those who were youngest when these events took place and did not know what was going on with Grandpa. They would be blessed if they would hearken to the ample testimony of their own elder sisters, and Mama Bergit Stadem as well. When they do that, is anyone's guess! Until then, we will share the wonderful account to all who are open to listen.

But the third reason for the promoting PVF and the Heritage Center as well as the Plain View Farm's major narrative of Grandpa Stadem's redemption is that my own father, not to mention my uncle, lost his life. God allowed a crooked aircraft salesman to be the means. The aircraft was defective, taking an inordinate amount of oil and not running smoothly when being tested on the ground. The salesman knew the plane was a risky proposition, but pressed my father to take it up anyway, assuring him he had seen to the fixing of whatever ailed it. My dad took it up again on the strength of the seller's word and character and handshake--and a little more than 10 minutes later perished in a fiery crash along with his young brother-in-law Arthur Donald Stadem.

The plane salesman who did this to them was Mr. Cecil Shupe, owner/operator of an aircraft sales company in Sioux Falls. Since he was all about getting money, even from a dead man's estate and the living widow, he took lawyers to sue the widow immediately for the total price of the aircraft as well as his lawyers' fees, then left SD and moved, not giving the widow his forwarding address. But he inadvertently but providentially moved right to her hometown in Washington State and within a couple miles of her residence. While at a church camp, she heard Mr. Shupe's name, inquired of the lady who had named him, and found out she was her niece, and she was glad to give my mother his address. What a miracle that was! My mother was now able to go directly to the runaway Shupe and settle up, paying the full price for the plane and his lawyers rather than go to court and risk losing the case. This is Biblical, by the way, to do it this way. Though he took her check for a plane that he had no business selling in its poor condition, he subsequently was turned radically around in his life by the loving and forgiving treatment of him by the widow, my mother. He had left his wife and gone to Washington State to get away from his terrible guilt, but could not escape God's conviction, when Christ's love through the widow was shown to him despite his leading role in the death of two innocent men, one, my dad, with a large family of young children. We expect to see him in heaven!

When you look now below this writing at the various artifacts handed Pearl Ginther the widow after the crash, retrieved from her husband's partly burned wallet, please try not to view them as grisly items (for we are not to grieve as the world grieves, the Scriptures tell us, or view events with the unredeemed world's mindset)--they are actually glorious evidence of the workings of God's redemptive grace in the lives of Alfred Stadem (to deliver him from his own self-righteousness, his bitterness and judgmental spirit that had mastered him and threatened to destroy his marriage) and Mr. Cecil Shupe.

God worked in miraculous ways, not only to redeem many souls besides these two men's but those of hundreds of people across the State of South Dakota and the Midwest, for thousands heard about the tragic crash on the radio and read about it in the papers and thus were reminded that life could be cut short at any time--so that they had better settle up with the Lord now concerning their eternal destiny.

The double funeral was thronged with over 1,000 people, and had to be moved to the City Auditorium of Bryant, after the church proved too small. Gospel signs paid for by memorial gifts were also erected, and these were set alongside highways, and no doubt brought other souls to Christ for salvation and assurance of spending eternity with God. Many, many ministries were given funds from the money gifts and memorials. We shall only know in eternity how far reaching were their effects.

Do you get the picture now, friend? Some still resist, who pride themselves on being descendants of Alfred and Bergit Stadem, while Alfred and Bergit Stadem are in heaven strenuously approving of everything we have shared with you and thousands of others through these websites already. Pearl A. Ginther, matriarch of the line of Alfred and Bergit Stadem, also approves of every word and has told this account many times to sundry individuals in Washington her home state and SD and elsewhere she has traveled. She is now over 100 years old, and the events described on these websites are still yesterday's events, to her thinking. She glorifies God in her testimony, how God turned these dreadful losses all to good. She does not opine or sorrow--never! She could never give way to grief, knowing that God's hand was with her through it all and would be with her through her entire life, long as it has proved to be.

Now you know pretty much the reasons for this website and the others in the Plain View Heritage family. Now you also know why we pressed all these years for a Heritage Center to be built to be used to glorify God on Plain View Farm, not content to see the Farm used only 4 days a year for reunions while being neglected, silent and forlorn the entire rest of the year (with sometimes a visit or two in hunting season by a few individuals). We believed God intended the Farmstead for a wonderful ministry site, and it shall be a ministry site, for the propagation of the liberating, saving Gospel of Jesus Christ--if God still be Almighty, and He certainly is, though many today claim He isn't relevant to American society, doing it while in high government positions or in black robes of court judges. We strongly believe Jesus is not a hate crime against Tolerance and a politically correct philosophy of this Satan-ruled world. Jesus is exactly what He claimed to be, what He was right up to his death on the Cross as payment for our sins, and beyond that to His resurrection from the dead. We can celebrate Him as the only Son of God, the only Savior of sinful men that God has provided mankind. Jesus still is the God of the Bible and a Saving Lord to all of us, if we would only surrender to Him and confess our sin and be forgiven! To God be the glory!--Ronald Ginther

The contents of the wallet did not include the newspaper clipping of the Obituary, of course, but it was with these other things in a candy box kept by Pearl Ginther to preserve them all these years. If you are interested in the obituary, we will provide it soon here on-line, with a link to it.--Ed.

Bob Ginther with his beloved plane

PLAIN VIEW FARM COOKBOOK IN THE MAKING!

Ron Ginther and his mother and sisters are going ahead with a cookbook for Plain View Farm, tentatively titled, "The Flavor of Plain View Farm." It will feature Scandinavian dishes and foods and culture, and a farm setting too. We have "guess-timated" 135 recipes in the following sections, and will receive a book kit from Morris Press Cook Books of Nebraska. We have a sample copy of a Morris cook book to work with before the kit arrives. We will feature receipes from the Stadems. We have some already from Mama Bergit Stadem, Bernice, and Myrtle. We will need some from other family members if descendants will share them with us. We are asking them to, via this home page, and through the Samtaleren too. The cost will be paid by us, but we are looking to sell the 150 copies we have "guess-timated" we will order made, and the proceeds will go to the PVF Heritage Center fund and also to missions.

The categories, which will help you submit a recipe, are:

Appetizers and Beverages

Soups and Salads

Vegetables and Side Dishes (Potatoes, Beans and Rice dishes)

Main Dishes (Beef, Pork, Poultry, Fish, and Meatless)

Bread and Rolls

Desserts (Bars, Pies, Cakes, Misc.)

Cookies and Candy

This and That

We are also in the process of making up the "Pearl's Centennial Grape Syrup", from all the frozen grapes we put away. If anyone wants to order a bottle of it, let us know. It comes from the bumper crop her grapevine produced on her birthday year, 2009.

This is not just to raise money for PVF and missions, worthy as that is, but to get young people cooking again, even Scandinavian again. We certainly need, for health sake, to cook full course meals again--not just use the microwave to pop in ready-made pizzas or TV meals and call that a wholesome meal. Our Scandinavian heritage is rich and deep, and cooking is a large part of it, so if we let this part go, we will truly let a treasure be lost to the coming generation. But we can make this effort now to bring it back and make it a part of our lives and the next generation's. Is that worth-while doing? You decide. We here already think it is well worth it.

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Testimonial of Encouragement from Naomi Svanoe Iserman:

"Dear Cousin Ronnie,

I can see you are eagerly awaiting a response from us. Well, I enjoyed a chuckle after reading your letter and a radiant warmth from your thoughtful donation. I am believing God for you to multiply your seed 1000 times... [that would be $100,000, which we have asked for the Heritage Center to provide the basics of it]. We will continue to work on the house and dream big things for the farm, the barn and all its outbuildings, and after the Lord has restored and rebuilt, until the last brick is in place and the last nail drive in then will the glory of the Lord fill the house and there will be rejoicing that can be heard all the way to Bryant. Yes, I see the vision for the Heritage farm. A place of meeting, remembrance but more than that a place of blessing, and a harvest of souls. I love you Ronnie, you are a spokesman for what is good."

[My thanks and gratitude go to Cousin Naomi! With Christ's help, guidance, and strength, I truly hope from the bottom of my heart to be someday that "spokesman or what is good."--Ed.].

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Did you know there was a Plain View Heritage Farm Scripture Garden? Please take a moment and take a stroll in it:

Plain View Heritage Farm Scripture Garden Tour

Want to look at the Stadems? Go to the Stadem Family Album which is a gallery of the Stadems from the earliest days!

North Dakota Pendant:

The Stadem Family Album

PLEASE PROCEED TO PART 2 OF THE PLAIN VIEW HERITAGE HOME PAGE! THE LINK IS GIVEN AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE. OR USE THE LINK BELOW:

Plain View Heritage Home Page, Part 2

You can covenant with Leading in the Way's Joshua and Michael Youssef, joining in prayer across America for our imperilled nation, which is at the verge of complete moral and spiritual collapse as the foundations in the Bible and Biblical principles are being pulled out from beneath by secularists and humanists with godless agendas.

We know what sort of nation our forefathers founded and intended for us to live in, though an entirely different type of nation is being propounded by secularists and humanists in high position and in colleges and schools and the media. We must not be fooled by this "other America" of "hope and change" they claim is so grand. As an experiment, it cannot suceed. We have a proven success, built on the truths of the Bible--so why give it up for something that a radical few have endorsed, a society without morals, without the Ten Commandments, without church, without God, without the marriage of one man with one woman--which is a veritable jungle, where anything goes and where people act any way they choose, no matter how it affects others? Where children are totally defenceless, since no life is protected in the womb, and children can be disposed of in the womb from mere convenience to the pregnant woman or girl? Where women cannot count on being married and treated lovingly with respect, but only used in a live-in "relationship" built on lust and convenience that can only be temporary until someone more attractive in the eyes of the "partner" in this "civil union" comes along? Where people are taught they are animals, not made in in the image of God for a purpose God created specially for each individual, man, woman, and child? Where there is no ultimate meaning to human life, as everything is considered an accident, or a happening of random forces?

Where man is just another animal species, without any claim to a Loving God as His Creator and Guide and Savior and Fulfilment? Where there is no Savior and Lord Jesus Christ--only man and the tyrants who rule society by force and decide for the masses how they are to live and what they will possess and where they will work and what kind of car they will drive or not drive and what health insurance they will be able to get, and when and how much of they get of it too? Where life is meaningless, and where suicide is the viable alternative offered everyone in "assisted suicide," so as to get rid of elderly people and offer more services to younger people instead?

No one in his right mind would want to live in such a society, yet this is the one being promoted today by the government, and the one based on the Biblical standards and divine laws, the one bequeathed us by Judaeo-Christian civilization and the Bible, is being torn away and destroyed as something worthless, hateful, and intolerant, bigoted, racist and backward. No one could live in such a society that is being promoted as the ideal paradise for man the Darwinians' so-called higher primates. We know how higher primates get along in the jungle--they murder each other, they indulge in immoral behavior without any sanction of law, they share mates with multiple partners, they cannot create civilization, or speak or write a book or build a house or a car or an airplane or a church, or worship God or do anything beyond the animal level except eat, sleep, and reproduce until they die and go back into the ground--is that what we must accept as our way of life too? Never! It will not work. God did not design us as animals to live as animals do--and for the most part it suits even these fallen species. No, HUMAN society will not survive animalistic chaos and anarchy and savage violence unleased when all laws of God are suspended and banned and overturned by radical judges on the courts and legislatures turned totally secularist and anti-Christian.

Darkness is coming for this nation founded by the godly Pilgrims and Puritans and the godly, Christian (not Deist in any real sense of the definition of Deism) Framers of the Constitution, if this society ever supersedes the Biblical, Constitutional society that we inherited in America from our forefathers. But we can turn that coming catastrophe around now, through prayer, sincere repentance, and surrender to the loving, forgiving God of the Bible.

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We at the Plain View Farm Website thank Almighty God, our Savior and Lord Jesus Christ and His faithfulness and grace, and for giving us yet another year in the bud to serve Him and His glorious kingdom, a year which we pray He will cause to be very fruitful! May the Holy Spirit guide and direct us in every thing we say and do! Amen

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