We called it: ‘101 Donkeys’.
Yes you’ve guessed it, it’s a take on 101 Dalmatians!
But the tyre track?
You’ll have to look to see what the significance is:
Duncan, our friendly (puppet) Donkey, has mysteriously disappeared from his field, but fortunately there were some clues:
- a turned over water trough,
- a hole in the hedge,
- tyre tracks
- and a torn piece of material.
Was it worthwhile searching for those clues?
Yes, it took us to a house where we noticed something familiar in the window – can you see?
We could just see the tops of Duncan’s ears!
After a bit of an adventure we managed to get Duncan back.
What if we had said: ‘I can’t be bothered to go looking for any clues!’ Duncan would still be with Cruella De Villian.
That leads us into: If God is worth knowing, then He’s worth spending time searching for Him!
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I started on my Faith Journey in 1976 whilst on my sandwich year from college.
Since then I’ve not been restrained to any one denomination – believing that local Church is always important. Through career moves and life changes this has enabled me to play a part in the Assembly of God Church, Elim, various New Church Groupings, Brethren, Anglican and Baptist Churches.
I am married to Jackie and we live in Cambridgeshire in the UK.