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Spiritual images – God in the sandwich shop and a helping hand in the gym

March 3, 2013

Spiritual images – God in the sandwich shop and a helping hand in the gym:

This posting is for LF, and it comes on the wings of prayer. Sometimes simple images of faith can light up our day……..

I saw an image of God while I was eating an Albuquerque Turkey sandwich at Subway today. … More “Spiritual images – God in the sandwich shop and a helping hand in the gym”

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