“Lost Things”

Read by authorI used to wonder why there were so many stories in the children’s Friend magazine about praying over lost objects. Then I had children, and I understood.My kids are constantly losing things. Shoes. Socks. Homework. Treasured stuffed animals. They even manage to lose my things: remote controls, charging cords, kitchen utensils, keys. And kids are also terrible at looking for lost things. My twelve-year-old son stands in the middle of his messy bedroom, casting a cursory glance over the items strewn all over his floor before declaring that his scriptures have disappeared and will never be found. Losing things […]

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