Every September walkers and runners come to Gainesboro to Run4Don, a 5K race that honors minister Don Chaffin who passed away from Lou Gehrig’s disease several years ago. The Run4Don raises money for college scholarships for local students and for…
Jesus worked so hard. He healed. He taught. He loved. He cared. Christ Healing the Blind by Domenikos Theotokopoulos, known as El Greco, c. 1570 Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wrightsman, 1978…
You have the opportunity every day to create a sense of wonder in your children. When I read a comment recently about some homeschool students being bored, I wondered how their mother was presenting the material. Was she excited? In…
Each of us has a perfect Father. He is, as Jesus told us in the Sermon on the Mount, “our Father Who is in Heaven.” God is our Father and our children’s Father, too, and we have the privilege of…
In our seven decades of living, Ray and I have met people from many walks of life. We have even met a few famous people along the way and seen even more. I was ten years old when I went…
Last week was a week for looking up. It was also a week that my Daddy might have called “weatherish.” Daddy loved words and making up words. One of his words was weatherish. On Monday God sent clouds to water…
