I used to read the Bible through every year. When I started over at the beginning of the year, I changed to a different translation of the Bible. Anglicans read most of the Bible in a year by reading the daily offices (Morning and Evening Prayer) in the Book of Common Prayer, but I also like to … Read more
My sweet niece was born with multiple physical and mental defects. She wasn’t expected to live, but she’s survived for four decades. It wasn’t until years later that we learned the cause of her disabilities: her father’s exposure to Agent Orange in Vietnam. She’s such a precious child–she’s middle-aged physically but about age six mentally. … Read more
During Clergy Appreciation Month, we appreciate all those who give their lives in the service of God in His church. I especially recognize and thank the clergy of my church, All Saints Anglican in San Antonio. All our clergy are godly men who teach God’s Word in their words and in their lives. I appreciate … Read more
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. Many years ago, I was offered tax incentives to hire a woman who was profoundly deaf. That experience, which you can read about in an earlier blog post, demonstrated that with a little accommodation, disabled persons can be excellent employees. Not long after that, I had a stroke … Read more