Yesterday we said goodbye to Sister Carolyn. She has been a faithful member of our Church for many years, and we are sad to see her go. We will miss her singing in the choir and seeing her sitting in “her seat” on the front row. She was very quiet and shy, but everyone knows […]

I saw a Facebook post about a family member who was caring for her dad in the hospital. She told about his progress and what she had to do to make sure he got better. It wasn’t the first time, and she seemed to know what it took to help him. As I read the

We missed you at Church last week and hope you are OK. I just wanted to let you know there was a “you-shaped” empty space in the service and in our hearts. We missed your warm embrace and kind words. We missed the genuine love you show for everyone you meet. We even missed your

I have heard this term for most of my life and don’t consider it bad at all. When I told a co-worker he was peculiar, he became angry. I tried to explain that being different from others isn’t always bad, but I guess he didn’t want to be different. Jim would be considered “peculiar.” I

When thinking about the faithful, maybe we need to look at some who are not. Marriages are falling apart at an alarming rate because people are unfaithful to their vows. Couples promised to “love, honor, and obey, until death do us part” but they don’t. Another group of the unfaithful is politicians who promise us