Photo by S. Caspersen In the past, my husband and I have rarely had enough free time to do a fun building project together. But nowadays, we seem to have a little more time on our hands. We recently repurposed a kitchen cabinet into a free loaning library. We visited our local Habitat for Humanity …
Continue reading What a DIY Project Taught Me About Marriage
By Guest Writer Jim Lyons Photo by J. Lee Several years ago, I was notified by mail that my personal identity had been stolen. Identity thieves were able to gain access to my health care provider’s database and steal my name, date of birth, and social security number. This theft not only affected me but …
By Guest Writer – Jim Lyons Photo by S. Angura “Christians are like the several flowers in a garden that have the dew of heaven, which, being shaken with the wind, they let fall at each others roots, whereby they are jointly nourished, and become nourishers of each other.” John Bunyan John Bunyan could not …
Photo by Unsplash I failed at being a good sister last week! My Sis called with some amazing news and I proceeded to ask a series of questions that squashed her enthusiasm. I wasn’t trying to be negative but I was trying to challenge her to think beyond her immediate emotions. It all worked out …
Photo by ABC News We’ve all heard the tragic stories of people losing their battle with COVID-19. We see the images as they flash on TV screens and computer monitors - refrigerator trucks, weary nurses, testing lines that snake for miles. All reminders of the devastation caused by this viral enemy. I recently heard a …
Photo by A. Covington My parents were married in the mid-1940s. My siblings and I are not certain of the exact date. We are learning there are many things we never knew. They came from the South, Arkansas and Tennessee. And left soon after marrying for the freedom of the West. Mixed marriages were …
BeLoved 