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Lauren Moore

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Ps. 19:14

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Sandy Petersen 🪔 (@sandyofcthulhu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I take my dad to the grocery store a couple times a week. He uses the shopping cart as a walker. A friendly passerby has suggested he could ride in one of the motorized carts. Dad said, “Oh, no. Maybe when I get old, though.” He is 97. He was a big science fiction fan all his

I take my dad to the grocery store a couple times a week. He uses the shopping cart as a walker. A friendly passerby has suggested he could ride in one of the motorized carts. Dad said, “Oh, no. Maybe when I get old, though.”  He is 97.

He was a big science fiction fan all his
Anna Lulis (@annamlulis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This used to be an abortion clinic. A Christian family bought it and turned it into a pregnancy resource center. They transformed a place that ended lives into a place that welcomes life. Glory be to God.

This used to be an abortion clinic.

A Christian family bought it and turned it into a pregnancy resource center.

They transformed a place that ended lives into a place that welcomes life.

Glory be to God.
Wylfċen (@wylfcen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A couple millennia ago, Germanic peoples called a companion a *gahlaibô, literally “one who shares bread.” The Romans liked that expression, so they copied it into Latin piece by piece, based on com- (“co-”) and panis (“bread”), and that’s where our word “companion” comes from.

A couple millennia ago, Germanic peoples called a companion a *gahlaibô, literally “one who shares bread.” The Romans liked that expression, so they copied it into Latin piece by piece, based on com- (“co-”) and panis (“bread”), and that’s where our word “companion” comes from.