bread-of-life Established: Apr 29, 1998
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Bread of Life is an email list for fellowship for Christians! These are Christians who trust in Christ Jesus as Lord and Savior. We are a Christ Centered, Christian Based List that offers wonderful recipe exchange, mainly tried & true, frugal tips for easier living & budgeting, & organizational helps. We do our best to maintain a loving Christian atmosphere sharing in fellowship, prayer requests & testimonials. The list was created due to a great need that was found for people to gather together and be able to openly praise His Great Name without persecution here on the internet! All the Glory goes to God because it was His hand that took ours and showed us how to walk in His Light no matter where we are, even here on the Internet! We love this list and hope you too can share joyfully in our Christian fellowship while gathering some terrific recipes and other information here with us, all while glorifying God in this unique ministry. We look forward to your participation!

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Recent News: 8th of Ten Commandments: "You shall not steal." Have you ever stolen anything (even if it was something small)? The value of the thing stolen doesn't matter; petty theft is [I]still[/I] theft. Have you ever taken anything that belonged to someone else (from the office, school, parents, etc.)? If you have, that makes you a [I]thief[/I].