Mark de Boer
For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain
This was the main theme during the service held for Beata‘s funeral yesterday. A memorial service, but at the same time a worship service. It was a beautiful and moving experience. Her children all participated in the service as musicians. Her husband Flip shared some poems he had written during the year that she was ill, and he made us listen to Brian Doerksen’s song ‘Your Faithulness’ that I ended my previous post with. Funny how these things come together. During the entire service, the contradiction of ‘dying is gaining’ returned time after time.
And as my father said: it was a beautiful service, but it should not have happened…
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En verder zit Mira morgenochtend bij #CaféTinto op @Family7 over Lekker Belangrijk! 9.30, herhaling om 16.00. [MarkMdeBoer]
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Mooi! "@FritsRouvoet: Wauw, zo snel. De kinderwagen is binnen. Net aan de jonge moeder doorgegeven. Ze is ongelofelijk blij." [MarkMdeBoer]
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RT @FritsRouvoet: Nogmaals een oproep: we hebben per direct nodig een kinderwagen voor een net geboren baby. Graag een RT [MarkMdeBoer]
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Working in the hospital this afternoon. Take that literally: while waiting for my mom who's being treated on her shoulder right now. [MarkMdeBoer]
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