Change is Inevitable
My dish washing bottle of Joy detergent stood valiantly on our kitchen sink bearing a glaring red tag. A tag that said, “I’m not in demand any longer.…
Author: Janis Van Keuren
Colors Roll Across an Autumn Sky
Arizona Fall sunset last night as seen through our Palo Verde tree The last vestiges of summer’s searing heat flare across our autumn sky. Exhausted, depleted, they leave their…
He is So Faithful
I’ve been down this road at least three times since May. You would think I’d know my way by now. The Way to avoid the forks in the road…
Chicken, Again?
“If I’m engaged to someone and they serve me chicken, the wedding is off,” proclaimed our 7-year-old son. Hubby and I nearly choked on our chicken dinner as…
Seeing Through the Eyes of Safety
In keeping with the privacy of our students, I did not use any photos from the Fire Safety Even; This photo taken near our home Wriggly children snake across…
Does Your Home Need Repair?
The Fam–a few years ago “The wise woman builds her house, but with her own hands the foolish one tears hers down.” Proverbs 14:1 NIV It’s hard work to…
You Have a Voice
Photo by balanceduse.org on Google Images Time is running out. The clock is winding down. The opportunity to use our voice and speak our beliefs is just clicks away.…
Life Overflowing
This past week, we were reading 2 Kings for our Sunday School class. We have been working through the historical books of the Old Testament. And parts of them…
Quench Your Thirst
Multnomah Falls, Oregon In the Northwestern United States, the water flows abundantly. Tumbling down mountain sides, gushing forth in rivers, trickling through fern grottoes, resting on mountain tops awaiting…
Gifty, Trendy, and Tasty–Upscale POPCORN
Another taste treat to add to your Fall repertoire One of the best things about conferences is the exploration of a city and its yummy food. While at the…
