Monthly Archives: November 2011

    Most of Our Leaves Are On the Ground     After working on photos and newsletters for most of the day, I decided that I needed some fresh air. Back in the woods the ground is almost totally … Continue reading →

  Have your roots planted deep in Christ. Grow in Him. Get your strength from Him. Let Him make you strong in the faith as you have been taught. Your life should be full of thanks to Him. Colossians 2:7 … Continue reading →

    Ian, Jared, and Jesse Thursday, November 10     The boys were here overnight because Jere and Kristen were leaving early to attend an Amish wedding in another county. They were up early and wanted to play with the dominos. … Continue reading →

  First of all, I ask you to pray for everyone. Ask God to help and bless them all, and tell God how thankful you are for each of them. 1 Timothy 2:1 (Contemporary English Version) ~~~ The first thing … Continue reading →

  Happy Birthday To Our Favorite Nathaniel   We Love You Grandpa and Grandma  

    Is There a Benefit to Blessing Others? I was listening to Focus on the Family on Tuesday morning while driving home from Curves. The speaker was talking about blessing and encouraging our family and friends. It grabbed my … Continue reading →

  Keep company with God, get in on the best. Psalm 37:4 (The Message) ~~~ Take delight in the LORD, and He will give you your heart’s desires. Psalm 37:4 (Holman Christian Standard Bible)  

    Sam’s Orchard After church at Line Lexington we went to Sam’s house, because he wanted Cerwin to check the propane heater in his greenhouse.     From what I could tell, the orchard was finished bearing fruit for this season.   … Continue reading →

  The words of the Lord are true, and all his works are dependable. Psalm 33:4 (Good News Translation) ~~~ The LORD is truthful; he can be trusted. Psalm 33:4 (Contemporary English Version)  

    Pumpkins In a variety of shapes and forms     After people left the mission’s display room at Line Lexington Church, I noticed several pumpkins that had obviously been finger painted by young children of the church.     They … Continue reading →