Giveaways at A City on A Hill
Posted By Jacque on November 11, 2008
Rachel is giving away One Night With The King – the movie. This is a version of the story of the Biblical Esther, the girl who saved the lives of her people when they faced annihilation at the hand of husband, King Xerxes.
She has three four ways to enter to get extra chances, so go on over and enter as many times as you can!
A Giveaway At A City On A Hill!
Keep an eye on her blog, because she will be giving away some other gifts in the next couple of weeks!
**Be sure to vote for Rachel for Best Teen Gal Blog in the HSBAwards!
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That was a good movie! It’s not often when I see a movie that the guy is prettier than the woman (lol, just kidding!)
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Hi Jacque! Was so nice to see your comment on my blog. I have been trying to get over here for a couple of days, between interruptions. We have been breaking from school, such as it is, for a few weeks, and today was our first day back at the grind.
) I don’t know how you keep your mental faculties, with your larger-than-mine family, except by God’s grace. Good thing he has given you more than me — grace, that is, lol.
I have been thinking about having you take me off the TDTW blogroll for some time. I would love to visit everyone, but I just don’t have time, and I have not been contributing in the spirit of the group. Guess I’ll leave that up to you — just want you to know I won’t be hurt if you do.
Hope you all have a very blessed Thanksgiving holiday this year, full of love and family and remembrance of the blessings of the Lord.
Sally
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