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Meaningful Days

I looked out the back window as our car pulled into the Fresno parking lot Saturday after a three-hour drive. A lovely, white-haired woman in a striking blue outfit walked toward t...
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All Nations, Tribes, People, and Languages Don and I had the privilege this morning of watching a daughter in the faith baptized, a public confession of her faith in Jesus Christ. ...
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He Calls Us by Name

A little while longer and the world will see Me no more, but you will see Me. Because I live, you will live also. John 14:19 There will be many posts about Easter this we...
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Mom Was Not There

Last week I was concerned about how our small interment service for my mother would turn out, with a positive Covid test within the family, and possible concerns about being togeth...
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When Plans Change …

This is not what we planned. I was in Marshall’s, looking for a basket to hold the urn with my mother’s ashes, when my sister-in-law told me her daughter had tested pos...
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Spring Joy

Blossoming white, deep rose, and pink trees dot the carpet of green grass and fountains as we enter our housing area. Today a pair of mating ducks crossed the street (yes, of cours...
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Our dear friends, Fritz and Frank Buschman, drove up in front of our hotel. Fritz jumped out of the drivers’ seat and grabbed me in a wonderful, embracing hug. These dear fri...
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Hope in the Darkness

Kiev is a beautiful city. As Mom and I traveled up the Dnieper (Dnipr) River from Odessa in 2006, we saw rolling green hills, watched sheep and cattle graze, admired lovely summer ...
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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 miss...
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The 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 sever...
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