"What's lost is nothing to what's found, and……" — Frederick Buechner
"What's lost is nothing to what's found, and all the death that ever was, set next to life, would scarcely fill a cup."
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Frederick Buechner
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169 Quotes by Frederick Buechner
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Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom, the good thief said from his cross (Luke 23:42). There are…
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When someone we love suffers, we suffer with that person, and we would not have it otherwise, because the suffering…
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We find by losing. We hold fast by letting go. We become something new by ceasing to be something old.
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In his holy flirtation with the world, God occasionally drops a handkerchief. These handkerchiefs are called saints.
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True faith, a simple life, a helping hand- the three things prized most in Heaven.
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