Monthly Archives: February 2020

When you read John 9: 1-12, the story of the blind man whom Jesus healed, those few verses hold a wealth of knowledge and some lessons for us. The passersby notice Jesus approaching a blind man, who has been blind … Continue reading →

Pastor announced recently that we were going to have a class in centering prayer led by one of our retired Pastors who specialized in this study for many years of his life.  He shared there is much healing in this … Continue reading →

I have written about the view from my windows.  My windows in Vermont provide me with endless opportunities to observe weather activities and wildlife events.  Here in Florida, I am treated to a different view, but one no less beautiful … Continue reading →

I was a little concerned last week when I wrote about the way God uses non-believers to accomplish the divine purpose. I was afraid people might think I was making up the idea by myself. The truth is the idea … Continue reading →

Do you like hot air balloons?  I do.  A lot of other people must like them, for there are a number of hot air balloon festivals across the country.  Paulette and I have been to two of them.  There is … Continue reading →

That was the standard greeting in Hawaii, usually followed by “brah” or “bruddah”. It’s a lot less formal than “how are you”? It also does not expect a deep or long answer. It is very light-hearted, usually answered with “all … Continue reading →

Catherine was a little girl of five when her mother died.  She was one of eight children ranging in age from 4 months to 12 years.  After her mother’s death, each child was taken in by a different relative, the … Continue reading →

The stats for the number of muscles used to smile versus the number of muscles used to frown is a fun fact to know. It has long been believed to smile uses fewer muscles, thus fewer wrinkles in the long … Continue reading →

A special guest blog from a dear friend. God created each and every one of us and has a plan for our life. When we are babies we are helpless; our parents take care of us totally, teaching us as … Continue reading →