I remember the first time I rode the ‘Shockwave’ rollercoaster at Kings Dominion. I’d traveled across state lines with the teen-aged children of 2 friends so I could fully enjoy the experience. (No one my age wanted THAT Experience!) I … Continue reading →
Learning to trust God for peace that is beyond all understanding in the midst of great transition can be difficult. God has promised that He will never leave us nor forsake us, and it is in our most trying times … Continue reading →
“I ain’t starting no fuss; I’m just here trying to register.” – Annie Lee Cooper in “Selma”
Continue reading →Pain indicates that something is wrong and attention is needed. We may allow scars to be painful reminders of former wounds, but scars don’t actually hold pain. They serve as badges that profess that the healing process has been completed. They remind us … Continue reading →
When I think of the word ‘Ruby’, I think of something vibrant, hard, valuable, resilient, beautiful. The woman who is seen as a ‘Ruby’ is one who has encountered, experienced and endured much and by having done so, has … Continue reading →
