Courage to Serve the Church

Courage to Serve the Church

Nov 23, 2020 | blog

I was drawn to courageous people early in my life. There was a wall in my backyard growing up with graduated levels. It started at one end at 3 feet and then graduated up to 6 feet. I used to evaluate my friends (at the time I wasn’t aware that I was doing it) and...
The Determination of Creative Women

The Determination of Creative Women

Jul 5, 2019 | blog

In a recent Wall Street Journal article, What Women Artists Knew About Work, (https://www.wsj.com/articles/what-women-artists-knew-about-work-11552573681) Mason Currey sites Harriet Beecher Stowe’s (Uncle Tom’s Cabin) letter to her sister-in-law with these words, “...

Make A Change: What To Do When Wishing Fails

Jun 15, 2016 | Journal

Want to lose weight? Get a better job? Go back to college? Find a spouse? Get closer to God? Whatever it is, understand that real change is one of the most difficult things you can ever do. Even the threat of death doesn’t make some people change. A recent study...
His Eye Is On The Sparrow

His Eye Is On The Sparrow

Jun 14, 2014 | Journal

My dad was born into an immigrant French home in 1922.  He was a bit of an odd ball in size. His mom was 4ft. 9 and his dad was 5ft. 6., but my dad was 6ft. 4.  That was very tall for most people at the time especially with such short parents. I think he always felt...