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In my former church, we sang a beautiful song called Just One Candle. My daughter and I sangit a couple times for Christmas Eve services, although it was not necessarily a Christmas song. Ithas a beautiful message of sharing the … Continue reading →

Last Sunday, we celebrated the feast of Pentecost. It has always been a favorite of mine, both for the readings and the meaning. You really have to enjoy the scene in Jerusalem. People from every known nation are gathered there … Continue reading →

Today commemorates Justin Martyr, a second century Christian philosopher from Samaria. Justin defended Christianity against the Roman authorities especially emphasizing the moral character of Christians. Sometime around 165 he was denounced as a Christian and put to death because he … Continue reading →

This weekend is a time of memories–a memorial for those who have gone before us.  We honor those who served our country in the military to preserve our freedoms.  We honor our ancestral family for their commitment to preserving our … Continue reading →

Who knew that pumpkin pie was brown and not white? Maybe you see where I’m going with this… Does anyone NOT smother their piece of pumpkin pie in Cool Whip? Isn’t that the first thing you ask for when the … Continue reading →

We awaken today to thoughts of Memorial Day, of those who lost their lives fighting for our freedom.   So many words have been said, so many speeches given, there is little I could add.  Yet one quote struck me this … Continue reading →

        Have you ever sold a car on your own, or perhaps a couch, or even a home and added the tag line…,” as is?” Whatever condition your item is, you are not repairing or refurbishing it first, you are selling … Continue reading →

I am certain I learned all about Pentecost when I was in confirmation  a “few” years ago and I do remember the reason and the basics. I have been celebrating it for years through words and songs,  but I didn’t … Continue reading →

When wondering out loud this morning about a topic for this week’s blog, my husband suggested the “squirrel on the rail.” Huh? Really? What was he talking about? Rich and I are sincere baseball fans. We love to watch games … Continue reading →

The British series “Call the Midwife” tells stories of a group of midwives–some Anglican nuns and some district nurses–working in a poor section of London in the 1950s and 60s. In one episode Nurse Noakes is in turmoil because her … Continue reading →