This morning I discovered a post on my Dad’s site about his mother and growing up. It is good writing and a fascinating story. I am working on a book based on the farm my grandparents bought in the fifties. I may call it Licking County Farm.
Itching Ears
I borrowed this post from the TeamPyro… Read on and you will see why Spurgeon is still on my top shelf and always will be. One day I will add a set of The Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit to my library. For now I have to settle for my digital version. In reference to ministers, many […]
Dear Mom
(In 2005 I wrote this letter to my mother for Mother’s Day) Thank you for all you have done for so many years for all of us and for Dad. You have put music in our lives every day. You have put bread on the table. Above all, thank you for treasuring Christ since you […]
Pre-tour Tour
Next week the girls head to Kentucky on a pre-tour tour. In June they will be doing their Kentucky Mountain Parkway Tour. They will sing on TV, porches, churches, the street, Hoedown Island at Daniel Boone State Park, Bethany Children’s Home in Breathitt County, and other places. They will start by going through Ohio and […]
We Will Never Die
It’s a nice warm day in the Downriver by Sunday morning the lilacs will have burst into bloom here at the church. While spring is bursting into life around us it seems that we have been visited with dying of late. On the way home from the church to Granville Cottage there is a cemetery. […]
The Simple Joy of Missions
Mexico–May 2006 In May 2006 I skipped my graduate school commencement and Chuk skipped his college graduation ceremony to take advantage of a missionary opportunity. Our family went with an evangelistic team to Mexico. One evening we visited a tiny, humble village on Lake Chapala. Most of the streets in the village were dirt. The […]
Recent Comments