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not quite sure whether I am glad that this person really is just about at the top of the mountain
or whether I’m sad that he’s never going to reach the heights he hoped for.
who is the person holding the picture, I wonder?
I think this would make a great Theological Reflection for an Education for Ministry group – especially the online classes.
Some mountains for now and some for eternity
deep philosophical reflection!
Sometimes its good to stop and realise what you do have in life, and what you have achieved.
I think this is the best yet. I would like to send it to some of our Sunday School members, but you claim their email addresses are not valid — and they are!
Good one. In fact, inspiring:
If peaks were not so high
Valleys would not be so deep