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Cruella snatches Duncan 23rd March 2011

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Peter Reason

I am an itinerate Bible teacher in the Cambridgeshire area in the United Kingdom. A member of the Open the Book team going into schools, also on the GenR8 team. Have led a youth group and helped in Parent and Toddlers and other groups. I have been involved with storytelling at Messy Church, school assemblies and All-Age talks. 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 the 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 have four boisterous grandchildren.

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We called it: ‘101 Donkeys’.

Tyre tracks on the ground.
Tyre tracks on the ground.

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?

Duncan's ears just about visible in the window.
Duncan’s ears are just about visible in the window.

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 to wonder if God is worth knowing, then He’s worth spending time searching for Him!

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