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Nancy Stoppe

Nancy Stoppe

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Columnist, Daily American

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Religion , Inequality, Economics, Poverty , Business, Law Enforcement , Crime , Police , City Hall , Criminal Justice

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Total articles 203

  • Inspirational Insights: Snowman and his Savior

    By Nancy Stoppe| Daily American Verified Luke 19:10, “For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”In the winter of 1956 a horse auction was being held in New Holland, Pennsylvania. The horses not sold at the auction were sold to meat packing companies and were loaded on to a trailer, headed to the “glue-factory”. Harry deLeyer, a Dutch immigrant who fled to the US to escape the Nazis years before, attended the auction in hopes of buying some horses to add to his farm.

    By Nancy Stoppe · Daily American

    Apr. 26, 2022

  • Nancy Stoppe column about a writing by Michael Gerhing

    By Nancy Stoppe| Daily American Verified This weeks article is simply a writing by Michael Gerhing. Please read it slowly, carefully, and let it touch your heart. "What kind of King rides on a donkey; a donkey that might be borrowed, or might be hijacked? What kind of King builds a castle with a wide open door for children to enter, but a needle-eye sized hole for the rich? What kind of King rides on a donkey into the city where his assassins are waiting?

    By Nancy Stoppe · Daily American

    Apr. 18, 2022

  • Inspirational Insights: Snowman and his Savior

    By Nancy Stoppe| Daily American Verified Luke 19:10, “For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”In the winter of 1956 a horse auction was being held in New Holland, Pennsylvania. The horses not sold at the auction were sold to meat packing companies and were loaded on to a trailer, headed to the “glue-factory”. Harry deLeyer, a Dutch immigrant who fled to the US to escape the Nazis years before, attended the auction in hopes of buying some horses to add to his farm.

    By Nancy Stoppe · Daily American

    Apr. 26, 2022

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Daily American

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