And ultimately, the giving of his life.
If you ever ran into Nokesville dad Thomas S. Vander Woude, chances are you would also see his son Joseph. Whether Vander Woude was volunteering at church, coaching basketball or working on his farm, Joseph was often right there with him, pitching in with a smile, friends and neighbors [...]
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A Lifetime of Giving
Posted in Fatherhood, Heroes on September 12, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Children: a lesson in humility
Posted in Children on September 12, 2008 | 1 Comment »
One of the best. Schoolparent. Stories. Evah. This week anyhow. My own Jonah just started pre-school and St. John’s ain’t got NO idea what’s about to hit them. And about the time he hits 4th grade or so Sophie will be right on his heels. Until now they’ve only had our quiet child, Nolan, to [...]
An Inconvenient Wife
Posted in Movies on September 12, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Ed Morrissey’s review of a movie that is important, yet probably heartbreaking to watch. You can also watch the movie trailer. Jim Caviezel continues to make some of the smartest moviemaking decisions of any actor I know. No word as yet on the release date.
The Stoning of Soraya M has not yet hit theaters, but [...]
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