World War II history has been of special interest to our family because Ray’s dad, Wesley Notgrass, served in the U.S. Army from 1941 to 1945. His mother, Joan (who was from Bristol, England), served in the British Auxiliary Territorial…
A quick note before today’s message: We would deeply appreciate your prayers for a smooth visit with Ray’s new intervention cardiologist at 2:00 p.m. Central today. Thank you. I passed by a church marquee the other day. It had a…
As I have said many times, I love meeting homeschooling families. I enjoyed meeting Jenn in Pigeon Forge last week. I walked into our booth on Thursday and found our team member Donna talking with Jenn. Though I had not…
A sweet surprise arrived in my inbox yesterday morning. When Ray and I visited Oxford, Mississippi, in January, we stopped by the church where Ray served as a minister and visited with the church secretary. She and I have exchanged…
Yesterday I mentioned the great cloud of witnesses surrounding us. Miss Johnnie Faye is one of those for Ray and me. She faces her every challenge with faith—and she has had some doozies. Every time she gets through yet another…
We emotional females sometimes remember feelings better than we remember details. I remember how I felt one time when I complimented a young woman in front of her mother. Her mother quickly minimized what I said. I don’t remember the…
