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Last Fall, I shared an article in the Son Times about my commissioned choir piece for the choirs at Shakopee High School. The piece “Gather” was based on the poem of the same name by local artist/poet/activist/speaker Joe Davis. The subject for the piece was chosen...
This fascinating story in the Old Testament is one of my favorites. It takes place in the temple, where God’s presence resides, waiting for the people of Israel. Eli is the prophet who hears God’s voice and speaks to God’s people, but there is a young boy named Samuel...
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For questions about the contents of this newsletter or Seeds of Support’s work in general, contact Linnae Stole. WINTER/SPRING 2024: HARSH REALITIES IN HAITI Hello everyone, and God's blessings to you all. Many of you by now have likely heard of the escalating...
For questions about the contents of this newsletter or Seeds of Support’s work in general, contact Linnae Stole. FALL 2023: MISSION IN TWO COUNTRIES Hello everyone, and God's blessings to you all. Seeds of Support has been busy over the last several months! This...
For questions about the contents of this newsletter or Seeds of Support’s work in general, contact Linnae Stole. FALL 2022: A NEW OPPORTUNITY FOR SEEDS Hello everyone, and God's blessings to you all. Over the last several months, the Seeds of Support board has been...
For questions about the contents of this newsletter or Seeds of Support’s work in general, contact Linnae Stole. SPRING 2022: WE ARE AN EASTER PEOPLE Hello everyone, and God's blessings to you all. As I write this newsletter, the situation in Haiti continues to be...
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For questions about the contents of this newsletter or Seeds of Support’s work in general, contact Linnae Stole. WINTER 2021: RE-ENVISIONING EMPOWERMENT Hello everyone, and God's blessings to you all.Since we began our mission in Haiti nearly 12 years ago, empowerment...
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However you’re showing up today—thankful, hurting, or somewhere in between—know that you matter to God, and to us.