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    These are mailings I prepared today       We’d love to see you there!    

    I live by the principle that God is not deaf!   I do not have to shout or continue begging Him to listen or respond to my prayers.   But, sometimes He needs to remind me of that truth! ~~~ Today as … Continue reading →

  Monday & Tuesday I prepared and printed 1200 newsletters for Chaplain Dave & Laura Hertle (Lead Chaplain, Omaha, NE),  and shipped them in bulk to their house.  That will give them something to do this weekend – stuff and mail envelopes! This is the … Continue reading →

    Sunday Truckers’ Sunday Family Worship Center   Breakfast at Sam & Alice Rittenhouse’s   Cerwin and I stayed with Dale and Kris Clemmer overnight – next door to Sam’s.  L to R:  Kris Clemmer, Dale Clemmer, Bunny O’Hare, Peg O’Hare, Sam Houchins, … Continue reading →

    Saturday Evening TFC Truck Show – Pig Roast – Gospel Concert Bucks-Montgomery Chapter   Each time we take the mobile chapel to a church, fair, or truck show, I wonder what the people behind us are thinking when … Continue reading →

   Sauder Heritage Tour Saturday Morning   We have been looking forward to this day since the Sauder Reunion (Cerwin’s mother’s family) September 2005.  After listening to some of Uncle John’s stories, one of Cerwin’s cousins said, “We should rent a … Continue reading →

      We’re off on a weekend TFC truck show, pig roast, concert with the Jacobs Brothers, and Trucker’s Sunday near Lansdale, PA.  I’ll tell you about it when we get back. But before that, we are going on … Continue reading →

    We Were Tourists Today   TFC Chaplain San and Lucille Yuen, Toledo, Ohio, have been staying with us since Tuesday evening – with plans to see our area of Pennsylvania.  They were on their own Wednesday, and today we took them to a few other … Continue reading →

    This is What Happens When Two Little Boys Play With a Large Box of Rubberbands!       Grandsons Jared and Ian had lots of fun with rubberbands today!  They loaded them in dump trucks, stuffed them in containers, snapped them, and threw … Continue reading →