Linda uses the example of Anne Sullivan and Helen Keller to illustrate how we should view disability ministry.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. Anita thanks the Lord that she is well. She is also thankful that her son-in-law’s mother who was in ICU for two weeks is out and doing well. Cindy got her new … Continue reading →
Hello friends and family. It’s Saturday afternoon as i write this, 73 degrees and sunny. Welcome to Texas winter, y’all! My heart is warm too, as I thank the Lord that we are all getting back to health. Unless something … Continue reading →
In the midst of tough times, it can be difficult to keep perspective. All we can see is what’s in front of us. We don’t always understand it, and sometimes we even start to doubt. At those times it’s helpful … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Don is doing better and expects to be able to return to work in February. Cindy expects to get a new roof this week. Ruth and Cathy are doing well. Anita is back … Continue reading →
Blessings to you, loved ones. I pray this finds you well. We do have some good news on that front. Anita is back home. Priscilla has tested negative for the virus as have I. Kimi is feeling better. Everyone is … Continue reading →
We emphasize prayer a lot here. Each week I type up the requests that come out of our Sunday services so that we can remember them throughout the week. We believe in prayer. We believe we have a God who … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. I didn’t get the recorder going quickly enough and missed the first thing Priscilla repeated after I got into the call. Cindy is making progress on her home repair. Cathy and Ruth are … Continue reading →
Hello friends and family. My prayer for you this week has been for health, and that we all grow in our relationship with the Lord such that we can see His goodness even when our circumstances tempt us to question. … Continue reading →
When you look around you right now, what do you see? Friends and loved ones suffering? Financial uncertainty? Incompetent, corrupt government officials? A world increasingly hostile to what you believe? I could go on. The list is different for each … Continue reading →
