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• Benoit
  said on January 23, 2008 at 21:44…

  that is really cool! I love the beatitudes anyway, to me there are the basis of sound living, but you bring them all in such a new but still logic perspective. Great job!
• Sammie
  said on February 28, 2008 at 13:46…

  I have thorougly enjoyed the discussions, research, revelations, given by Barry Huff and friend on the Lord's Prayer, The Ten Commandments, and The Beatitudes. What a wonderful feast to share with my Sunday School class. My deepest gratitude for the work done and for the sharing.

  Sincerely, Sammie Gray
• Alyson
  said on August 26, 2008 at 12:15…

  Thank you! I've studied the beatitudes in Sunday School, and they were always a comfort but very distant. This podcast demonstrated how they are pertinent and applicable to my life.
• Helen
  said on August 31, 2008 at 19:50…

  These are really great :) Today (Sunday) in Sunday School we talked about the Beatitudes and my teacher encouraged me to listen to these podcasts and I'm really glad I did! I loved the idea of finding peace in a storm in "Blessed are the peacemakers..." and loved the meanings of Shalom as this especially relates to things that are currently happening to me. Thanks :)
• Charlotte P. Jackson
  said on October 12, 2008 at 13:03…

  Thank you for these podcasts on the Beatitudes. There are many ideas here for me to incorporate in teaching the kindergarteners in Sunday School. I'm so grateful for having found this tmcyouth website;it is so rich with spiritual ideas!
• Robin Clarke
  said on March 22, 2009 at 11:16…

  Thanks for this inspiring research. In Melbourne, Australia, we are having an Adventure Unlimited Easter Camp in a few weeks. In one session at camp, we are going to explore the Beatitudes. So these podcasts are going to be such a help! We are planning to do a Jigsaw activity. This means that groups will hear from an initial teacher about one Beatitude, then the young ones in that group will one by one teach the material to other groups. It will be fun to move around like a game. By the end, everyone should have been exposed to ideas about each Beatitude.

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