He Parted the Clouds
June 13, 2024 by admin
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By Janet Perez Eckles
I stuffed my swimsuit in a corner of my suitcase, which already bulged with sportswear, evening gowns, shoes, and toiletries. Then, I search through every drawer and compartment under our bathroom sink, "Honey, do you remember where we put our suntan lotion?" My husband zipped his suitcase closed, and called out, "Suntan lotion…you’re a little optimistic, aren’t you?" He’s right. I thought. Sun protection would be a logical item to pack for a cruise in the Caribbean. But not under this particular situation.
Frogger
May 31, 2024 by admin
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By Karen King
Computers have thousands of uses today, but I've never heard of one used in quite the way our first computer was used many years ago!
My husband and I have two children who are truly gifts from God. We enjoyed every aspect of having children as they were growing up except …HOMEWORK! By the time the assignments are finally completed, most parents are ready to scream, "Calgon, take me away!” We were there!
Hope to the Hopeless
May 20, 2024 by admin
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By Courtney Rogers
Recently my pastor preached on the different names of God. One name really caught my attention, Jehovah Rapha. Jehovah Rapha simply means the God that heals you. He can heal you physically, spiritually, and emotionally. The Bible gives one very specific way on how to be healed by the Lord.
Pursuit of Liberty
May 8, 2024 by admin
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By Brenda W. McIntyre
As the Fourth of July approaches, citizens across the country are looking forward to picnics, firework displays, parades, barbecues, or just a leisurely day away from the demands of work. Independence Day is more than an opportunity for family and friends to gather for fun, food, and festivities – it is a celebration to commemorate the courage and faith of our founding fathers in their pursuit of liberty and the freedom to choose how they would worship God.
Calming the Storm
April 28, 2024 by admin
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By Janet Perez Eckles
"The jury reached the verdict," the bailiff said as he swung open the large courtroom doors. There was an instant hush in the crowd in the hallway. The jury spent three hours to make their decision—three hours that, to me, seemed like days. I gripped my husband's hand as we shuffled into the courtroom ahead of our two sons and the rest of our family and friends. Sitting stiffly on the hard benches, no one spoke.
