The LORD is my light and my salvation;
whom shall I fear?
The LORD is the strength of my life;
of whom shall I be afraid?
Psa 27.1
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For Nov. 27
Autumn – apple cider, pumpkin pie, smell of burning leaves, crisp evenings/mornings
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Our hope for joy in the next life is to be forgiven.
Our hope for joy in this life is to Forgive.
– eab, 5/15/09
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Thursday always Thursday;
Have you ever wondered why
It’s the day long chosen for the bird and pumpkin pie?
Turkey always turkey;
Have you ever wondered why,
A native thundering aves
Stuffed from thigh to drumstick thigh?
Dressing always dressing;
Have you ever wondered why,
Dressing packed inside of him then inside you,
Eating till you sigh?
Eating always eating;
Have you ever wondered why?
Because eating with the family is a blessing
Before bye-bye.
– eab, Nov. ‘75
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ON THIS DATE
Elton Menno Roth was born 11/27/1891 at Berne, IN. He attended the Fort Wayne Bible School and later Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. He worked with traveling evangelist tours and was a music teacher at the Alliance Bible Colleges in St. Paul, Minnesota, and New York, the Bible Institute, Los Angeles, California; and Baptist Theological College & City College of Los Angeles. His Ecclesia Choir toured throughout America in 1931. Elton Roth died 12/31/1951 at Glendale, CA.
Personal – a former roommate, Paul Zehr, was a distant cousin to Roth.
He wrote over 100 hymns and a number of anthems but is remembered today as the author of “In My Heart There Rings a Melody” (1924).
I have a song that Jesus gave me
It was sent from heaven above;
There never was a sweeter melody
‘Tis a melody of love.
Chorus: In my heart there rings a melody
There rings a melody with heaven’s harmony;
In my heart there rings a melody
There rings a melody of love!
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