Now on to my ordination. You can see pictures here. The ordination was very moving and while I was prostrate, face down and listening to the singing of the Litany of the Saints, I had the strong sense that my husband was there with me.
To the left side of this blog you will see this “Friend Connect” thingy. …On another note, I am happy that two groups are reading my book “All Creation Waits” and discussing it, and grateful that they have let me know.
First a little update on my husband’s situation with cancer. … As the debate rages on about health care, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to be a Christian.
Throughout our written texts, both Hebrew and Christian, we find a God who tells us to “choose life.” … Sadly we don’t always recognize which way to go.
Tonight in many churches around the earth Christians will reflect on the story of our relationship with God from the moment of Creation, to the moment we find ourselves in today.
There are a few programs that I enjoy on TV, and one of them is House. Last night I was very surprised by the storyline.
Jesus told a story about a Samaritan in order to reveal the nature of true holiness. …I was thinking about the Health Care issue we have in this country, and the story came to mind in a new way.
God is eager to share the ways of God with us, and pours revelation out over the whole earth. … The first eleven chapters of the book of Genesis tell us one story after another of the coming of evil into our world, and show how we kept messing things up.
Here in Northwest Washington we usually are finished with winter by the end of February. … Today, it was snowing again! In APRIL!!??? This just isn’t right.
It is my opinion that many Christians are like the people who were led out of Egypt by Moses, and like the people who kept questioning Jesus, and doubting that he was from God. They call themselves Christians, but they have either never known God and the ways of God, or have forgotten God.
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