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Honoring Miss Amly and Sgt. York

22 Aug

The best-known American hero of World War I was Alvin C. York from Pall Mall, Tennessee. My parents took my brother and me there to visit his grist mill years ago. Ray and I later took our children. One of the most special things about both visits was talking with York's son, Andrew Jackson York, ... View Post

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Good Gifts 2

21 Aug

This morning I was thinking about what I shared with you yesterday and realized that I left out some things I wanted to say. Let's talk more about giving good gifts. Yesterday I talked mainly about things that cost money. Parents give their children things that cost money every day, things like food ... View Post

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Good Gifts 1

20 Aug

As I stood at the bathroom sink getting ready for the day, I was thinking about ways we can bless other people and ways that we can hurt them. Two of Jesus' teachings came to mind. I sat down at my computer to do a search for one of them and was surprised to find that one follows immediately after ... View Post

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Home

19 Aug

According to Laura Ingalls Wilder, "Home is the nicest word there is." Pa, Ma, Mary, Laura, Carrie, and Grace moved often and lived in several states, but Pa and Ma gave their girls that secure place called home. When the red-checked tablecloth was on the table, the china shepherdess was on the ... View Post

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Dorris, the Puppeteer

16 Aug

I met Dorris when we moved to Urbana, Illinois, for Ray to preach. As a young mother in my early thirties, I didn't know her long before I realized, "That's what I want to be like when I am old." Dorris was childless and the widow of a minister, but she did not let widowhood and childlessness ... View Post

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Lessons from a Pleasant Morning

15 Aug

One morning last week, I ate my breakfast on the porch. A gentle, soaking rain fell around me. Across the field fog rose from behind the trees that line the river. At this time of transition with fall only a few weeks away, the crepe myrtle and the mimosa tree still wore their pink blossoms, but a ... View Post

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