January 31, 2009 - Parker LaMascus
Interests
Reading, Piano, Soccer, Percussion, and Legos
About Me:
I am a middle-schooler in Edmond Public Schools and enjoy my band class and lots of friends who gather each week in the Summit at Memorial Road church.
Favorite Verse:
I like the story of Joshua and Ehud -- Joshua because he was a hero for God and obeyed with his household even when it was unpopular and Ehud because he was left-handed like me.
Dear Parker,
Being left handed and Christian means you should also be an excellent runner and swimmer , you will be good in the sciences, because of your ability to be a deductive reasoner.You will also be a Christian leader for all those about you because when you were young, you already knew you would be a leader for Christ.
Never forget who you are and Christ will bless you all through your life.
Your Christian Friends,
Barbara & Ralph Courtney
By Ralph Courtney on Sat, January 31, 2009
Parker, I enjoyed hearing you read God’s word. Stay in the word, love God and love your family…
Mickey
By Mickey Banister on Sat, January 31, 2009
Thanks for reading, Parker. Well done!
By Andy Lashley on Sat, January 31, 2009
I am proud of you, Parker, for reading God’s word to us today. You did a great job! Thank you!
By Delise Williams on Sat, January 31, 2009
Thank you so much for taking the time to share God’s Word with me today. I was blessed by the reading.
One day you will have to spend some time with Mark and compare your lego skills.
Karla
By Karla Taylor on Sat, January 31, 2009
Greatest Stories of the Bible
All readings for the Word365 project are taken from the The Greatest Stories of the Bible, by Dr. Philip Patterson.
The book contains thoughtful commentaries to accompany each story. These commentaries are not included in the readings, but we encourage you to get a copy of the book and read along.
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The Acappella Company
Music for the Word365 project is kindly provided by The Acappella Company and is used by permission.
Thanks, Parker! You are a good reader! Thanks for using your abilities for God!
By Robin Waugh on Sat, January 31, 2009