GPS and a Shepherd
I had just gotten into my SUV after the Sunday school class and had not asked for directions. But my phone’s GPS popped up with “17 minutes to Evergreen Valley Church.” I have been attending […]
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EDGE OF ETERNITY
As a writer working on her first novel, I’m fascinated by books that capture my mind, interest, and heart. EDGE OF ETERNITY, written by Randy Alcorn, is such a book.
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Supply Chain Thanks
I looked at the rice shelf in the grocery store. Some empty spots. Same in several other aisles, although not as bad as at the beginning of the pandemic when people bought up all the […]
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Yes? No? Wait?
Most of us have seen the news: seventeen missionaries, serving Christ in Haiti, abducted. Among them are two teenagers and children aged eight months, three and six years. The missionaries had been brought back to […]
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Visions Completed, Visions Destroyed
Don, Paige and I left home mid-morning. Carmel or Rio del Mar (both California beaches), we asked ourselves. Since we lived near Rio for six years, we decided to take a drive down memory lane […]
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The Waitress
She walked to our restaurant table in Florence, Kentucky. Blonde, pony-tailed, heavily tattooed, our waitress answered some questions and then, somehow, told us her life story. I don’t even remember how that happened, how she […]
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The Ark, a Refuge
We were on the Ark a few days ago. Noah’s Ark. Ken Ham envisioned creating a full-size replica of the Ark in Kentucky, to show the immensity and scale of this boat God told Noah […]
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Journeying
I’m enjoying time with Don and dear friends from the other side of our beautiful country. Friday, on a full-scale replica of Noah’s Ark in Kentucky! Saturday, in Branson, MO watching a marvelous and incredibly […]
Read PostThe Grand Puzzle Master
Swirls of red and white. No specific pattern. Does this piece fit here? There? Turn it around. Nope, still didn’t fit. During these 16+ months of isolation, I purchased several puzzles. The first was of […]
Read PostWho Influenced your Philosophy of Work?
I can think of many over the years who have impacted my view of work–its importance, its value, its service, and what it gives back to us. Read my thoughts here.
Read PostLet us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for he who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds…”
Hebrews 10:23-24