During the years my husband was a pastor in Illinois, we attended a pastor’s conference at Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, pastored by John Hagee. It was outstanding, and the limited attendees kept it intimate with personal time to get to know others well.
Friends of ours from Georgia were some of the guest speakers […]
Facing a challenge? One of the most challenging things for me on a weekly basis is church and the “meet and greet” time. You know, when the Pastor says to take a few minutes and greet those around you before sitting down. Without sight, I never know if I am shaking someone’s hand or […]
Admittedly, it was a bit disconcerning to be booked on a flight to the east coast at the same time hurricane Irene was arriving. What once seemed like a special treat to be lodged on an island in the Golden Isles of Georgia, while speaking to several audiences, suddenly seemed comical and understandable—discounted rates […]
It is a known statistic that 20% do 80% of the work in the church. I would guess it to be the same, or lower, in any organization or club, as well. Look around and see if someone is in need of your hand today. Momma, take the courage to lay the dishtowel down and […]
Anchors away… My eyes filled with tears while the orchestra played and the choir performed the most rousing musical salute to all who had served in the armed forces. As each theme song was played for the specific military branch, my 78-year-old father, who is a United States Navy Veteran, stood to be honored […]