Written by Judy Servidio
What can we learn from foot washing that can help us be a blessing throughout the year? We’ve just celebrated another New Testament Passover. The first part of this special Christian...
Written by Ellen Buchanan
The royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton and my brother’s wedding share a common thread: the potential for an excellent wife to be her husband’s crown. Earlier this year,...
Written by Judy Swanson
We can help put out the spiritual leaven—sin—by putting in the words of Christ. Why not take some time to read the Gospels? The last couple had left, and I found myself gazing around...
Written by Glo Diliberto
Women can tend to internalize worry; at least I know I do. We worry about jobs, family, finances, health and a myriad of other things that prey continually on our minds. And now, with all that is...
Written by Judy Servidio
Meet Mrs. Grudge. Here she comes down the aisle wearing a big, broad smile. Everything looks fine on the outside. She seems happy. She has a loving family. She is always serving in church. She even...
Written by Janel Johnson
Imagining what it was like that Passover night can help us get a picture of ourselves through His eyes. One of my hobbies is photography, and I often wonder what it might have been like to capture...
Written by Debbie Pennington
Our 100-year-old fixer-upper had electrical issues and other challenges. Here are some things I learned by entertaining anyway. We’re big fans of the character of older homes, and our...
Written by Karen Meeker
Watching the leavening process for bread is fascinating and amazing when one takes the time to notice a loaf in progress. First the baker takes a scant tablespoon containing scores of little beads...
Written by Mary Clark
Our congregation is doing a food collection for a local charity. Since we are in the midst of deleavening our homes before the Feast of Unleavened Bread, with all the spiritual lessons that brings...