As a child I remember knowing clearly that there were two types of adults. There were those who tolerated my presence, put up with my questions and generally acted as though they’d be perfectly happy if I didn’t require anything … Continue reading →
My husband taught our granddaughter to feel the wind when she was only six months old. Now that she is almost two, we no longer have to tell her to do it. When she knows the wind is blowing, she … Continue reading →
I have recently been reading the book Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes: Cultural Studies in the Gospels by Kenneth Bailey. I have found the book to be both interesting and insightful. As a storyteller specializing in the telling of multicultural … Continue reading →
If you are looking for a Bible storybook for your young reader to read this summer, My Read and Rhyme Bible Storybook will not only help your child read some good Bible stories, it is also educational and lots of fun. Before … Continue reading →
When you hear the word, doctrine, what thoughts come to mind? If you’re like most people, your eyes have already started to glaze over and your finger is twitching as you reach for the delete button. But, as they used … Continue reading →
Activity. Constant activity seems to pull at me. There will always be more to do. Clothes to wash. Emails to send. Rooms to clean. Meals to make. Organizing. Straightening up. And this doesn’t even begin to touch upon my creative … Continue reading →