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Free devotions for Lent:
For Lent 2009, Pastor Tim Pauls has written a daily devotion which
offers Meditations on the Passion of Our Lord, from the Last Supper to
the tomb. Part 1 (Ash Wednesday through the third week of Lent) is
available for download in both a sequential and collated format (for use
in making booklets with copiers). Part 2 is now also available.
offers Meditations on the Passion of Our Lord, from the Last Supper to
the tomb. Part 1 (Ash Wednesday through the third week of Lent) is
available for download in both a sequential and collated format (for use
in making booklets with copiers). Part 2 is now also available.
Parts 1 & 2 are also now available in one file.
Click on "Devotions" to the left ... then on "Tim Paul's Devotions".
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Free devotions for Advent:
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"Search the Scriptures"
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for booklet form that is ready for printing click here
for sequential form that is ready for printing click here
(both in pdf format)
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Also, if you are interested in the "Search the Scriptures" devotional
for the entire year, as well as other works that have been out of
print for many years, then please click on the following line:
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Also now available in both hardcover and free download is:
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"Five Minutes Daily with Luther"
Daily Lessons from the Writings of Martin Luther
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365 devotions beginning on Jan. 1st
originally publishing in 1926
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For more information on this book and other books
provided through scholia, please visit ...
www.stores.lulu.com/scholia
provided through scholia, please visit ...
www.stores.lulu.com/scholia
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