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Dear friends... On this weekend, as we reflect on the 20th year since September 11th, 2001, let us pray for the family and friends who remain and never forget what happened that day. Psalm 34:18 promises us this: “The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.”

Do you remember where you were on September 11th? I was watching on TV from home that day as each horrible event unfolded that morning and praying hard it would come to an end; I recall holding family close and calling other family members on the phone - just wanting that connection with loved ones. It was such a dark morning, but through it all came stories of heroism that brought new light out of the darkness.

News networks will, of course, be covering the 9-11 memorials throughout Saturday. Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani began the reading of the victim's names at Ground Zero in 2002 and this honorable, heartfelt tradition will continue this year at the 9/11 Memorial in New York — carried out by family members of those killed on September 11, 2001. There will also be memorials at the Pentagon in Washington, DC and the crash site of the United Airlines Flight 93 in Pennsylvania. Also, be sure to watch on TV Saturday evening for the incredible Tribute in Light. The 9-11 Memorial & Museum describes it as "a commemorative public art installation first presented six months after 9/11 and then every year thereafter, from dusk to dawn, on the night of September 11. It has become an iconic symbol that both honors those killed and celebrates the unbreakable spirit of New York." The Tribute in Light at Ground Zero truly is a beautiful tribute; once again showing that light outshines the darkness.

My prayers go out to all whose lives were immeasurably shattered and changed forever on September 11th.

It is hard to transition on to other subjects after this, but at the end of this difficult day on Saturday, if you are looking for something lighthearted to watch on TV, then you may want to turn to Hallmark's new movie, which includes a storyline of a Lieutenant who has recently left military service and is adapting to life back home. I am beyond grateful for our military, who keeps us safe from terrorists every day. See details for this movie and others below...


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Saturday, September 11, 2001:

It's the first Fall Harvest movie premiere on Hallmark with...


image: Credit: ©2021 Crown Media United States 

Storyline: Lieutenant Callie Jackson (Lauren Alaina) arrives home from her tour of duty and must come to terms with everything that’s changed while she was away, especially at her family’s iconic BBQ establishment, Tucker’s Roadhouse. She is determined to continue her late grandfather’s legacy at the Roadhouse, which has always been a destination for great food and discovering new country music talent. Callie steps up to help her mother and aunt prepare for the fall festival at Tucker’s Roadhouse, which also means searching for her late grandfather’s special barbecue sauce recipe which was lost while she was away. After a chance run-in with TV director Luke (Tyler Hynes), who is passing through town, he helps Callie determine what is worth hanging on to and when it’s time to let go.


Credit: Copyright 2021 Crown Media United States
LLC/Photographer: Luba Popovic


Look for this MUSIC in the Movie:

Lauren Alaina performs her popular song “Run” and “What Do You Think Of,” which appears on her new album, recently released on September 3rd - Sitting Pretty On Top Of The World. (Sample the album at Amazon - click here!) She also sings a cover of Keith Whitley’s “When You Say Nothing at All,” the first song she performed at Tootsies in Nashville when she was just 12 years old.

Saturday, September 11, 2001
at 9pm/8c. on the Hallmark Channel



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Sunday, September 12, 2001




Story-line via UPtv: Linguistics Ph.D. student Julie Walters can speak almost every language and believes that languages are best learned when doing fun activities like taking a painting class, hiking or visiting a Museum. When Dan, the handsome curator at the museum Julie dreams of working at, contacts her about French classes, sparks soon fly – could this be the perfect match?

Sunday, September 12, 2001
at 7pm/6c. on UPtv



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Sunday, September 12, 2001

Season 5 - Episode 5
"They Can't Take That Away From Me"
Credit: ©2021 Crown Media United States
LLC/Photographer: Ricardo Hubbs

Storyline via Hallmark: As Chesapeake Shores Day approaches, Evan (Robert Buckley) decides to stick around – much to Abby’s (Meghan Ory) chagrin – and stays at Jess (Laci Mailey) and David’s (Carlo Marks) B&B. Mick (Treat Williams) learns that he is being sued and that Connor’s (Andrew Francis) firm is representing the plaintiff. Sarah (Jessica Sipos) receives some unexpected news and isn’t sure how to tell Kevin (Brendan Penny). Nell (Diane Ladd) has an idea to help Megan (Barbara Niven) get through to famously reclusive artist, Arthur Driscoll (Keith Dinicol). Kevin (Penny) becomes increasingly concerned about firehouse Captain Gahagan’s (Peter Bryant) ability to safely do his job.

Sunday, September 12, 2001
at 8pm/7c. on the Hallmark Channel



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Sunday, September 12, 2001


Credit: ©2021 Crown Media United States


Storyline: After fallout from a story, reporter Melanie goes home to Cherry Springs for a break. When a friend disappears, she uses her skills to get to the truth, to the local detective's dismay.

Sunday, September 12, 2001
at 9pm/8c. on Hallmark Movies & Mysteries



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May you all have a peaceful weekend. We may live all across the United States, and even across the world, but I'm holding all of my dear friends here a little bit closer today.

God Bless America!

Love and Blessings to You All, Net




SHINING HIS LIGHT:

Let us remember with this purpose in mind...

“Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good”
(Romans 12:21)
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