“Are not two sparrows sold for a farthing? and one of them shall not fall on the ground without your Father.” – St. Matthew 10 v. 29<\/p>\n
God of the sparrow
\nGod of the whale
\nGod of the swirling stars
\nHow does the creature say Awe
\nHow does the creature say Praise<\/p>\n
God of the earthquake
\nGod of the storm
\nGod of the trumpet blast
\nHow does the creature cry Woe
\nHow does the creature cry Save<\/p>\n
God of the rainbow
\nGod of the cross
\nGod of the empty grave
\nHow does the creature say Grace
\nHow does the creature say Thanks<\/p>\n
God of the hungry
\nGod of the sick
\nGod of the prodigal
\nHow does the creature say Care
\nHow does the creature say Life<\/p>\n
God of the neighbor
\nGod of the foe
\nGod of the pruning hook
\nHow does the creature say Love
\nHow does the creature say Peace<\/p>\n
God of the ages
\nGod near at hand
\nGod of the loving heart
\nHow do your children say Joy
\nHow do your children say Home<\/p>\n
by Jaroslav J. Vajda 1983<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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