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My Blessings Hurt

Chris Sommer

Short Reflections on finding the joy in life's struggles... and sometimes vice versa

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Latest Issues

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The blessing of a birdfeederhouse

Last year my family purchased a bird feeder for me, one specifically designed for bluebirds. In a bluebird feeder, in order to get to the food, the bluebirds have to enter into the feeder to reach a small bowl of food in the middle; but si...

3 months ago
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The blessing of ten dollars

My dad served in the Navy on a Destroyer Escort during Word War II, DE-771. His ship was famous for capturing a German submarine, U-234, a moment that may have proved instrumental in ending the war. Dad liked to talk about his time in the...

4 months ago
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The blessing of a smile

While getting my undergraduate degree, I wrote the humor-column for the university paper. For my last article before graduating, I strayed from my normal goal of trying to make people laugh, and chose to instead attempt to make them smile. ...

4 months ago
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The blessing of breaking down on the highway

It happened on westbound Interstate 64, just as you enter into St. Louis County from the City. Nobody expects to break down while driving at 60 MPH, but life doesn’t always go how you plan it. I remember vividly being in the leftmost lane...

5 months ago
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  • Chris Sommer

    Although currently a high-school campus chaplain and volunteer police chaplain, Chris is also a decorated military veteran with 15 years of corporate experience. Chris and his wife of more than 20 years have two young-adult children.

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