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Forgiving And Living  (by: Jill Lemming)
Forgiveness means letting go
forgetting grudges that you hold.
Turning over all your cares...
releasing them through heartfelt prayer.
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Forgotten Dead, I Salute You  (by: Muriel Stuart (1889-))
Dawn has flashed up the startled skies,
Night has gone out beneath the hill
Many sweet times; before our eyes
Dawn makes and unmakes about us still
The magic that we call the rose.
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Freedom Rings  (by: Jill Lemming)
Starry skies, and moonlit nights-
such beauty in our land...
we're so thankful for these blessings,
that come from God's own hand.
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Gentle Touch Of The Lamb, The  (by: Jill Lemming)
Take my heart, Oh Lamb of God
and set my spirit free...
lead me to Your hiding place,
and let me rest in Thee.
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Gift Of Caring, The  (by: Jill Lemming)
Some people seem to know,
exactly what to say,
to make someone feel special,
and bring sunshine to their day.
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Christianity Poems Books

Give God Control  (by: Jill Lemming)
Let not your heart be troubled,
let peace reside within
and God will give you wisdom
to see the light again.
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Give Hope  (by: Jill Lemming)
There’s someone worth believing in,
who may be near to you...
who needs to be encouraged,
and needs acknowledged, too.
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Give Life Your Best  (by: Jill Lemming)
As you go through life,
do you barely survive,
just doing enough to get by?
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Glory Belongs To God, The  (by: Jill Lemming)
I give You thanks, oh God, today
for the blessings You provide...
for every prayer You grant to me,
and those You must deny.
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Glory Of The Garden, The  (by: Rudyard Kipling (1865 - 1936))
Our England is a garden that is full of stately views,
Of borders, beds and shrubberies and lawns and avenues,
With statues on the terraces and peacocks strutting by;
But the Glory of the Garden lies in more than meets the eye.
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