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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 2 – Intermediate)
Topic: Vines (11/21/05)
Who has the last word on the grapevine? Are our informal lines or vines of communication at our workplaces or homes? Why are they vines of our minds? Are we, as Christians, not all interconnected by more than just avenues of discussion and verbosity? Can we shake our vines loose from their moorings in our souls and wrap them, with love, around others?
Let's try to improve our vines of communication and relevance to each other and praise our Creator for his blessings, particularly the opportunities He gives us to engage in meaningful dialogue with friends and family and the hopeful vibes or vines we can extend to strangers. Let's rescue the lost and losers from the vines of turmoil and discontent! And, mind you, we can all be of one mind in Christ Jesus, our Lord. Thank God for everything!
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Alexandra Wilkin
11/28/05
Nice thoughts; a few less questions and a little more follow through on those thoughts would make a thoughtful essay. God bless.
Phyllis Inniss 
11/29/05
Serious thoughts for us to consider.
Anita Neuman
11/29/05
"Let's try to improve our vines of communication and relevance to each other and praise our Creator for his blessings, particularly the opportunities He gives us to engage in meaningful dialogue with friends and family and the hopeful vibes or vines we can extend to strangers." Amen to that! But it says so much, I'm afraid people will miss it. Perhaps you could break up this sentence and expound on each thought.
Garnet Miller 
12/01/05
Yes our "vines" need to extend to those who don't know Jesus!
Janice Stotz
12/02/05
Great little essay gives us a lot to think about! God Bless!
Nina Phillips
12/02/05
Short but was packing! Very nice thoughts, questions include readers. Enjoyed reading. I agree, that I would have like to have seen it broken up and expounded on a little more. Still good job! God bless ya, littlelight