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Ken Pierpont; Luke 11:1-13
Bittersweet Farm
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Some new messages by Tom Harmon from Camp Barakel are on-line
. Tom will preach at Evangel on Sunday night. I hope you can join us. If you can’t attend you can listen to the message at the Evangel Baptist Church website. The hand of God is on Tom’s ministry. He is a dear friend and a blessing to the State of Michigan.

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You don’t have to have a fortune to make a memory with your children or grandchildren. Kids are really not that demanding. They just want you.
In the fall of the year we visited the little village of Shipshewana, Indiana. I was speaking there for a gathering of Christians. It was a good day. The group arranged for us a nice place to stay in a local hotel. On Monday we would stroll the streets of the little burg for an hour or two before driving back to Michigan.
Between shops, on a patch of grass, an Amish man popped popcorn in a kettle over an open fire. You could smell it all up and down the street. He made up huge bags of sweet kettle-corn and sold them from a small wooden shelter. Good stuff. We bought a bag to share. Down the street we strolled each in turn taking big handfuls of the stuff.
After a while I looked back. It was a sight. All down the street behind us was a trail of popcorn. Birds darted in to pick it up but there was a trail all the way down the street. My grandsons live less than an hour from there. Someday I’m going to take them there for a stroll and a huge bag of popcorn. We’ll stroll and talk and make a memory and leave a trail of popcorn behind us and grandma will take pictures of the scene.
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It’s the season of Pumpkin Pie and Apple Pie. On the way home from speaking up north we took a few minutes to stop at Parshallville Mill. The owner showed us around the mill and I snapped this picture of fresh apple pies ready to ship. I imagined a fresh piece with coffee. There are two thousand dollars worth of fresh apple pies here. The owners drive to South Haven for the apples and bake them at the mill. If you want to take a nice little autumn day-trip it’s worth a drive. The Mill is just south of Fenton. The cider and cinnamon-sugar donuts are so good they will make you cry.

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I like to buy books for people I love when I can. I like to think that years after I’m gone they will pick them up and remember my love for them. Last week I was speaking up near the Lelenau Peninsula in northern Michigan. Hope and I strolled into a little book shop and I found her a nice hard-cover of Charlotte’s Web. I inscribed it for her. She had it read in a couple days.

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