Monthly Archives: November 2006

    Seek the Face of God   Seek the LORD and His strength Seek His face evermore! 1 Chronicles 16:11 NKJV    Think about looking into God’s face Making an appeal Sharing your concerns Thanking Him for life   When two people can … Continue reading →

    It’s cold, windy, and rainy outside, so it is nice to be inside, on a quiet Sunday afternoon, watching Oklahoma   Saturday We left the house – about 2:30 in the afternoon – to attend a Transport For Christ banquet near Pittsgrove, NJ.  … Continue reading →

    Our Garage Because I usually post pictures of our garage – and the room behind it – when it is in use for a newsletter mailing or family gathering, some people think we never use it for our cars.   However, it is where … Continue reading →

    There is Someone Raking Our Yard! It was late afternoon when our daughter-in-law, Kristen, stopped in to pick up their little boys, who had been here a short time so she could take care of some business.  After … Continue reading →

    Newsletter Mailing  The newsletters are ready for today’s volunteers.      17 volunteers began arriving shortly after 8 AM.       Cerwin had to load the van two times in order to deliver 64 mail trays to our post office.  Thanks … Continue reading →

    A Dreary Day     The clouds and rain matched my spirits today! This morning I took my two oldest brothers and step-mother to the funeral of my Aunt Anna Mae.  Even though the funeral was a wonderful celebration of … Continue reading →

    When You Place Your All In God’s Hand   You Have No Need To Be Worried About Your All.        

    Grandson Josh Stopped in Today to Show Me His New Braces      

    Sunday Morning   Our day started when the alarm went off at 3:45 AM, so we could be on the road by 5:30 with TFC’s promotional chapel.  This time we were heading to Line Lexington, PA, (northwest of Philadelphia) … Continue reading →

    Pray For These Truck Drivers Mark, called tonight.  He was laying over in Indiana.  His life is lonely and falling apart.  I told him that I only knew of One Person who could give him wisdom for life.  He is 37 and grew up … Continue reading →