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Happy Father's Day

Posted: June 20th, 2009, 2:39 pm
by Susie Hamilton
I want to be the first to wish a very Happy Father's Day to all you Dads. Fathers are very important in the family. Mom's are great but you guys lay the groundwork for future issues. I remember my Dad, he is gone for many years. I am trying to be the woman he wanted me to be. Dads you are great. Hug your kids and talk to them. Nurture them. Happy Father's Day. You are loved. God bless you.

Posted: June 20th, 2009, 5:15 pm
by lady4jc
Happy Father's Day to all the Dads in Jude2.
And to all of you who have Dad's living .. hold on to them .. take time to be with them and listen to the Dads who are saved .. they are full of wisdom. I say this from experience I miss my Dad. He went to be with Jesus Nov 15th 2008. I know I will see him again but I do miss him now. If your Dad is not saved witness to him and share Jesus with them. You may be the one that lead him to Jesus. God bless you all

Posted: June 21st, 2009, 11:39 am
by Paully_44
we did something different for Fathers day here this year, because of summer camps.. I asked for no presents. Instead, I got up early on Saturday, fixed a big breakfast for my family. Then I took my boys to a Metal & Bike show at the Harley Davidson shop. Probably 100 bikes & Cars registered. At BBQ.

Then on the way home, I stopped in at a Hot Rod & Hogs show at a nearby Assembly of God church. Close to 400 bikes & cars on display.

It was a perfect day to spend with my boys. Better than anything they could have bought for me.

Posted: June 21st, 2009, 11:44 am
by MacUser
Paully_44 wrote:we did something different for Fathers day here this year, because of summer camps.. I asked for no presents. Instead, I got up early on Saturday, fixed a big breakfast for my family. Then I took my boys to a Metal & Bike show at the Harley Davidson shop. Probably 100 bikes & Cars registered. At BBQ.

Then on the way home, I stopped in at a Hot Rod & Hogs show at a nearby Assembly of God church. Close to 400 bikes & cars on display.

It was a perfect day to spend with my boys. Better than anything they could have bought for me.



Whoa.. awesome Daddy! Anytime you want to adopt adults.. let me know!

Posted: June 21st, 2009, 11:49 am
by beckrl
MacUser wrote:
Paully_44 wrote:we did something different for Fathers day here this year, because of summer camps.. I asked for no presents. Instead, I got up early on Saturday, fixed a big breakfast for my family. Then I took my boys to a Metal & Bike show at the Harley Davidson shop. Probably 100 bikes & Cars registered. At BBQ.

Then on the way home, I stopped in at a Hot Rod & Hogs show at a nearby Assembly of God church. Close to 400 bikes & cars on display.

It was a perfect day to spend with my boys. Better than anything they could have bought for me.



Whoa.. awesome Daddy! Anytime you want to adopt adults.. let me know!


Me too :D That was awesome

Posted: June 21st, 2009, 12:49 pm
by dolfan
Went to Smith Lake, rode the 3-man tube behind my brother's boat, ate BBQ and grilled hot dogs, swam. Good times and now I'm a little sunburned. :lol:

Posted: June 21st, 2009, 1:14 pm
by Jennifer Smith
Our pastor said something I thought profound today. If men will rise up and be the godly fathers, leaders, and family men that God has called them to be, they will change the world.

Truly, they are depicted as buffoons on television and particularly in sitcoms, but a godly man has great influence and impact on those around him whom his life touches.

I looked around and saw some older saints, middle aged and older, who haven't just "gotten comfortable" but who have chosen to continue to pour themselves out for the body of Christ, to help the younger people, even though their own children have grown. That is truly an encouragement to me and it is the way I will choose to be.

Thank-you dads that are truly committed and serve and live for your family. You will receive a reward in heaven.