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Page 1: stuck - ctm.uca.edu.austuck. The Story of the Prodigal Son. Words and pictures stuck together by Beth Barnett. Photographed by James Burke. There was once a man with two Sons

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The Story of the Prodigal SonWords and pictures stuck together by Beth Barnett

Photographed by James Burke

Page 2: stuck - ctm.uca.edu.austuck. The Story of the Prodigal Son. Words and pictures stuck together by Beth Barnett. Photographed by James Burke. There was once a man with two Sons

There was once a man with two Sons. He loved them very much and they had everything they needed. 

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They lived on a farm. It had great fields of mud that grew wonderful things to eat. 

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But one of the Sons said to himself ‐

“What am I doing here stuck on the farm?I don’t want to be stuck! I want to go where I want .”

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And so the Son set off for adventures.

And for a while  everything was wonderful...until his money ran out.

And he got stuck.

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He got stuck in the only job he could find –Stuck feeding pigsStuck in the mud.

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“What am I doing?”he thought,“Being stuck in mud feeding pigs is much worse than being stuck in the farm. 

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Stuck eating my mum’s great dinners,Stuck in my warm cosy bed at nightStuck listening to my dad’s corny jokes.

That’s where I want  to be stuck.

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But if I go home  will my dad want  me back?

I’m filthy!I’m covered in Icky Sticky Yucky Mucky Piggy  mud.

I don’t think my  dad would want  me back.

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But do you know? He was wrong.

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Everyday his dad was stuck 

to the front fenceLooking down 

the roadHoping and 

wishing and  waiting for 

his son to come home.

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Jesus told this story so we can know what kind of a  dad God is to us, when we get stuck 

– no matter where or what we are stuck in – God is always wanting to welcome us back. 

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God says“My love is stuck on you. 

Nothing can un‐stick it. Ever.”