Describes the positive impact faith can have in providing encouragement, enlightenment, or comfort.
What’s the Process to Baptism Someone Immobile at Home? Last year, my husband asked me to help him arrange a baptism ceremony at our home. Though baptized as a child, he wanted to supplement his childhood understanding with a reaffirmation of adult faith. Lynn has Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (PPMS). As his condition progressed rapidly […]
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My daughter writes each day about something she is thankful for that day. I was so touched by the following post she had on Facebook last night, that I just have to share it with you. By Sarah Johnson Today I’m thankful to God that Jesus didn’t quit. Imagine. You’re in
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I’m ashamed to say that I often use this blog to vent. When I’m tired and discouraged, I find it therapeutic to talk it through on this blog know that there are those out there who have gone through the same things or are experiencing them now, and that helps to know I am not
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I’m supposed to be at my eye appointment right now. Since I’m writing a blog instead, you are correct in assuming, I didn’t make it there today. I really wanted to go get my eyes checked but even more, I really wanted new glasses. I wear progressive lenses in very inexpensive frames and for the
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Often my journal entries discuss the challenges of being a caregiver but today I want to share a blessing–my church family. Before Lynn was diagnosed with MS, he and I were very involved in our church. We both were in choir; I helped produce drama enactments to support the sermon; Lynn played drums
I have often mentioned in my posts that God takes care of us and that our church is an ongoing support group for us. I want to share with you how I know prayers are answered. If you follow my blog you know that several weeks ago I wrote a blog about how much I
Over the past week, my concern has grown. I walk into the room and see him sitting there. His eyes are shaded in pain–not severe pain–more of an aching discomfort due to the broken skin on his coccyx. We’ve tried several types of patches to protect the area but one of them slide and broke
