We’re going to need tranquility, and you’ll find some in this video: He Who Would Valiant Be, sung against a backdrop of the Goathland Moors on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, steam engine and all. 34 more words
‘He Who Would Valiant Be’ — Lee Duigon
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Don’t Forget the Comment Contest — Lee Duigon
G’day! Byron the Quokka here, jumping an obstacle course of puddles to remind you that we have a comment contest going, and it’s a big one: shooting for Comment No. 116 more words
Don’t Forget the Comment Contest — Lee Duigon
‘All Glory Be to Christ’ — Lee Duigon
I can’t think of a better way to start a year than with this hymn, All Glory Be to Christ, by Dustin Kensrueu and King’s Kaleidoscope. 17 more words
‘All Glory Be to Christ’ — Lee Duigon
Carol Contest: Only 4 Days Left to Go — Lee Duigon
Our Second Annual Christmas Carol Contest got off to a great start, but has since let all the air out and is just lying there. Ninety percent of the entries were made by 5 percent of the readers; and the leading carol emerged on the first day of the contest and is still in front…
Carol Contest: Only 4 Days Left to Go — Lee Duigon
A Gift from Me to You — Lee Duigon
This song, My Love’s an Arbutus, I like to post every year at Christmas-time as a small token of thanks to all of you, my readers, for your support throughout the year. 223 more words
A Gift from Me to You — Lee Duigon
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Let’s Start the Party! — Lee Duigon
Hi-ho, hi-ho, it’s Christmas Day! Christ our Savior is born! So we whoop it up. As of this moment, we open the doors to my imaginary Victorian mansion to all who wish to attend our cyber-Christmas party. 132 more words
Let’s Start the Party! — Lee Duigon
Don’t forget about the Christmas Carol Contest! Request a Christmas hymn at Lee’s blog!!
‘We Three Kings’ — Lee Duigon
Ach! No entries yet today in our Christmas Carol Contest. I must provide a carol. So here’s one to get the ball rolling: We Three Kings of Orient Are… 24 more words
‘We Three Kings’ — Lee Duigon
My Cyber-Christmas Party — Lee Duigon
If you, like me, are used to family gatherings for Christmas–but most of your family, like mine, has either died off or moved far away–you can wind up feeling a little lonely. 181 more words
My Cyber-Christmas Party — Lee Duigon
Read! Read More! — Lee Duigon
As a writer, it distresses me to know so many people who never read. Oh, they’ll read a technical article or a manual, whatever, if it’s absolutely required of them for work–but a novel? 251 more words
Read! Read More! — Lee Duigon
God’s Faithfulness Will Not Fail — Lee Duigon
Usually I wait for Arise & Build articles to be published on Chalcedon’s website (www.chalcedon.edu/) before I comment on them, so I can provide you with a link to them. 272 more words
God’s Faithfulness Will Not Fail — Lee Duigon
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