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A friend sent this to me and it was written by Candy Sowers. I liked it and I think we can all relate to it as we all know this song from our childhoods. Patty A church in Atlanta was … Continue reading →

Truly! We ARE God’s handiwork! How wonderful! How thrilling! How life-changing! What responsibilities are expected with this knowledge?  This verse from Ephesians 2:10, goes on to explain that we were “created in Christ Jesus to do good works;” works that … Continue reading →

I like the way the Psalms touch on the whole range of human conditions. Take this for example. For I can see nothing but violence and strife in the city….If this had been done by an enemy, I could bear … Continue reading →

While cleaning up a messy table in a corner of the living room I found a card with these words printed on it. Native American Blessing May the sun bring you  new energy by day. May the moon softlyrestore you by night.May … Continue reading →

from the Tallahassee Democrat, 3/7/06 While excavating the floor of an ancient mission church in Tallahassee, archaeologists expected to find only the bodies of the people believed buried beneath the church floor from 1656 to 1704. That’s when Mission San … Continue reading →

Tonight at sundown, our Islamic friends begin their month-long observance of Ramadan.  Probably most of us have not experienced Ramadan personally, but many have observed the devotion with which friends or acquaintances adhere to this month of fasting.  For Muslims … Continue reading →

“Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done. Then you will experience God’s peace, which exceeds anything we can understand. His peace will guard your hearts and … Continue reading →

The Hubble space telescope was launched in 1990, and over its lifetime it has had four astronaut visits to do updates and maintenance. With the end of the shuttle program, we no longer can do maintenance or repairs, but Hubble … Continue reading →

As we are solidly in the season of Lent, this is an appropriate time to look at and listen to one of my favorite Lenten hymns. “When I survey the Wondrous Cross” has been acclaimed as “the finest hymn in … Continue reading →

Perpetua and Felicity were Christians martyred around the year 203 in Carthage in North Africa.  Perpetua was a recently married noblewoman about 22 years old when she died, and the mother of an infant son she was nursing. Felicity was … Continue reading →