The Day The Damn Burst innocence - confusion - pain - trauma - relief by Peter Enns A review by John Bellamy Born in Mexico and raised in a strict old-colony Mennonite family after immigrating from Canada, Peter Enns spent his life striving to be the man hisfaith and comunity expected him to be. Over the years he moved from old colony to evangelical and pentecostal circles, always searching for truth, belonging and peace. But behind the faithful image was a truth he could not

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MEN ONLY DIARY OF EVENTS FOR 2026 / 27 CLICK HERE His car had broken down and was walking in 100' desert heat. ( below ) He was lucky I drove by as the highway was deserted. I stopped and he ran up and said how grateful he was I stopped. I said he would be dead if no one picked him up. His car had broken down some miles away and could I drive him to the next town - some 80 miles away. He hopped in and noticed I was driving naked. 'No air con' - I explaned - and he replied

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