For years as an adult, out on my own, I would call my dad every day to check in. It was comforting to know that there was someone who had known me all my life, loved me – and whom I loved. I remember our first vacation after Dad had died. Bob and I had driven to Newport, Rhode Island, found ...
About 20 years ago, the Lord spoke to me and said that he wanted me to use the “Days Of Elijah” in worship at Trinity United Methodist Church in Williamsport. At that time, I knew nothing about the hymn. I started to search for it and I located the music and we used it in worship. I wish I ...
Since my grandchildren participate in a lot of sports, I have watched more sporting events than I ever would have imagined. The seasons sometimes run together but generally go from baseball, soccer, softball, and track to football and, now, wrestling, before starting again. And, of course, the ...
On Sunday, Feb. 1, I went to the District Cinema to see “King In The Wilderness.” The movie was presented free of charge as part of Dream Week activities and is a 2018 documentary on the last years of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life. I really appreciated that it was presented through the ...
MILAN — Olympic podiums are where the world’s best athletes win gold. But beyond the spotlight of the 2026 Winter Olympics, dozens of children on Feb. 9 received snowflake-shaped medals of their own in a Milan church — a reminder that they, too, are champions in life. “This is not ...
2 Peter 3 Though there are great joys from God in this life, I am soooo looking forward to Jesus’ return. In 2 Peter 3, Peter reminds us to also look in two other directions as we excitedly wait. As We Look Forward, Look Inward. At the time of this writing, I am in a hospital waiting ...