The message below is the one I preached, or the meditation I shared, at the funeral of my father-in-law, Rev. James Frost.
I hope it is a blessing to you. It was an honour to do it.
Rev. James Frost Funeral message
Blessings,
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Beautifully said Barry. Condolences to you and your family. Your father-in-law is smiling tonight.