It’s time for Christians to stand up for religious liberty by falling to their knees and walking into the voting booth. Let’s pray for godly leaders and then get out and vote for leaders who will work to preserve and not take away our freedom of religion. The following video is from the Presidential Prayer Team … Read more
I wrote recently about my new favorite tool, Share As Image. Just a few days Share As Image added some great new features, making it ever more useful. Now you can select the size and shape of your image so the preview looks best on the various social media sites. You can also add as … Read more
When I read the love letters that Jack and I wrote each other during the school year between our engagement and our marriage, I was surprised at the poetry I found in my letters. I have never considered myself a poet, and I didn’t remember writing so many poems. The boxes of letters also contained … Read more
Today on Clergy Appreciation Day, I thank God for all clergy, especially those at All Saints Anglican Church: Father Chip Harper, Father Isaac Rehberg, and Deacon Marcus Tinajero. Image (without text): © Depositphotos.com/prudkov
Jack and I met on my twentieth birthday, June 20, 1966, the day I started my summer job in the office where he worked at Kelly Air Force Base. His divorce was in progress but not yet final, so we didn’t have our first date until mid-August after he was officially divorced. In the meantime, … Read more
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. Employers find that individuals with special needs can make excellent employees. Often they are content and effective in jobs that others find boring. Most disabled people are enthusiastic about having a job and are dependable and trustworthy. My first experience with disability employment was a quarter of a century … Read more