Since 1893, Berea College has operated a student craft program that teaches students to create crafts that are important in the Appalachian region, including broom making, pottery, weaving, and woodcrafts. Third college president William G. Frost whose wife had the…
Before Ray and I had children, my cousin Debby and her husband lived near Washington, D.C. We decided to visit them and take in the sights of Washington, thinking, “We had better do this before we have children while we…
When our oldest granddaughter was about to turn 13 in May, Ray and I decided to start a new tradition, taking each grandchild on a trip when he or she becomes a teenager. Our granddaughter loves horses, plays, and music,…
Africa, Antarctica, Papua New Guinea–these were the places where we “traveled” on Wednesday afternoons, courtesy of an elderly gentleman in our congregation. When Ray preached in Cookeville, Tennessee, we became quick friends with one of our elders, Ray Kinslow, a…
Several years ago while Ray and I were visiting with homeschoolers at The Pilgrim’s Journey homeschool bookstore in Fayetteville, North Carolina, we heard a wonderful story that I thought I would bring to you today. A homeschooled teenager (I’ll call…
If you see Ray and me out and about, please say hello. Thank you, Rebecca, for doing that on Thursday. What fun that was for us! Ray and I met longtime friends Mike and Karen in Nashville before heading downtown…
