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Nebraska Farm Boy

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Howdy folks! My name is Caleb. I live on a small farm way out in the middle of some place called Nebraska. I strive to bring you accurate information on self defense, hunting, and all those other things a farm boy needs to know. Of course now, and I also like to add a fare bit o humor and entertainment. . . that most folks don't get. Anyhow, if you think you can handle it, maybe you should consider subscribing . . . That's what they all say isn't it?:) No, I'm not a black belt in any form of martial arts or anything. . .I wear a brown belt. . . it's made out of leather and it keeps my knives on. Take it for what it's worth! Have a great day! N.F.B.

Cherry Hills Church services and events

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Cherry Hill Church is wholly dependent on the Message of Christ for its success - Jesus Christ died on the cross and rose from the dead to pay the penalty for our sins and to purchase for us a place in heaven which he offers as a free gift. We believe that this message is the overarching theme of the Bible and when presented consistently and prominently will transform lives. We don't want to be a church that just holds up more signs of obligations to be fulfilled in life. We want a church that will lift up the One who delivers us from the curse of the law and sets us free from all the "gottas...." in our lives. This is the kind of "rest" only found in Jesus Christ that will prepare us for getting back into the demands of Monday. We want everyone that attends Cherry Hill Church to enter into the "rest" that Jesus offers us along the road of life. We want them to hear about the One who saved our souls, forgave our sins, and purchased for us a place in heaven where we will inherit eternal rest. We want lives to be refreshed with God's love for us expressed on Calvary. We don't want a church that simply tells people what to DO. We want a church that gives us something to BELIEVE.

Nebraska 66

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Welcome to our channel! Phil Brey always had a knack for dreaming up witty lyrics and setting them to his own catchy melodies. Over his lifetime, he assembled an impressive catalog of well-crafted works covering an array of topics. These range from such standard fare as soured romances, homesickness, and the lure of the open road to other topics including prairie windmills, backpacking, and steam locomotives, to name just a few. However, his songs, although holding great potential, languished in obscure desk drawers on yellowed notebooks, never to see the light of a modern recording studio console. His songs seemed destined to exist solely as forgotten notes on timeworn paper, ultimately disappearing into the past. Fortunately, aware of this rich motherlode of original compositions, Phil and his son Mark resolved to preserve his songs for family and friends and to make them more widely available to others who had not yet been privileged to hear them.