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Today's Featured Poet is

J. Mollett


Birth Place
Huntington,W.Va.

Age Category
41-50

Birth month and day
March 20

Education
High School Graduate

Occupation
Housewife, presently unemployed

Hobbies
Crocheting, bowling, fishing, love baking, cooking, love animals, horses, etc.

Awards or achievements
High School Diploma
Ben Franklin Career & Technical Center - Diploma

Marital status
Married

Children/grandchildren
I have 2 Grandchildren

Published works
I'm looking forward to maybe someday having my Poetry published.

Volunteer work
At church, some activites, dinners, etc.

Professional or Philanthropic associations (including religious affiliation)
I'm a member of Madison Church of Nazarene.

Poetry writing experience
I have written poetry while in junior & high school. Hadn't written for years, someone inspired me to start writing again. I love Poetry, reading & writing it. Been reading it for years.

State or country in which the poet resides
Tn

Testimony of saving faith for Christians only
Welcome, I hope you enjoy WordChimes as much as I do. I hope my poetry brings much joy to you. I'm learning to become a better servant for the Lord. I hope & pray to serve him well. I joined our Choir Group at Church last year. I love singing my praises to the Lord. It's Awesome.

About the Poet
I'm married. I am a grandmother.
I love poetry, reading and writing
it. Someone inspired me to start
writing poetry again. That person
is my Pastor.

See what this poet has written


Chime Of The Day

May 19, 2012

Father
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By Gillena Cox
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Father:
our God is to us
Heavenly:
the quality that is He
Hallowed:
His named is to be praised
Come!
He invites us into his kingdom.
Will
He let us in?
Earth:
we know is not the final place
Bread:
sustaining life; satisfying needs
Forgive:
others and ourselves
Temptation:
always present; by faith are we wary
Deliver:
a task unshrugged by our saviour
Evil:
fear not, but rather; trust in the Lord.

Father(c)2003 gillena cox


Mt 6:9 So you should pray like this:

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