Good morning Dear Friends, I pray each of you had a wonderful weekend in the Lord!! Ours was filled with good company and good things ticked off the to do list!! 🙂 I pray each of you is encouraged with a little laughter and silly fun this day!! Have a wonderful week in the Lord, … Continue reading Monday’s Silly Fun….
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On This Day In Christian History…
Henry Alford - Author of Thanksgiving Hymn "Come Ye Thankful People Come" On November 18, 1827, sixteen-year-old Henry Alford wrote in his Bible: "I do this day, as in the presence of God and my own soul, renew my covenant with God, and solemnly determine henceforth to become His, and to do His work as … Continue reading On This Day In Christian History…
On This Day In Christian History…
Devenick, Veiled Figure of Scottish Christianity Church history is full of evocative hints, mysterious names and side paths so eroded and overgrown with brush that we cannot force our way down them. On one of those paths lies the story of Saint Devenick (also known as Sanct Dewynnik, Devenic, Defnyk, Denick, Teavneck, or Devinicus). Traces of … Continue reading On This Day In Christian History…
Tuesday’s Tips…
Hello Dear Friends, Here are some wonderful tips for around our homes. May we do all as if unto the Lord Col. 3:23...even in the cleaning and maintaining of our homes. 🙂 Be encouraged Dear Friends...your desiring to do you best for the Lord is always a blessing to those around you!! Even in the … Continue reading Tuesday’s Tips…
On This Day In Christian History…
A Battle Won Tahiti for Christ Service had just begun on this day, November 12, 1815, in Tahiti, when musket shots rang out. Christian worshippers saw an armed throng advancing, bearing aloft their pagan god, Oro. "It is war--it is war!" they shouted. The eight hundred Christians were not taken completely by surprise. Warned secretly by someone from … Continue reading On This Day In Christian History…
Yesterday’s On This Day In History…
Feast Day of Martin of Tours How do you honor a man who converts a nation to Christ? In France, St. Martin of Tours is venerated on this day, November 11, with a feast. Even if one scrapes off the crust of legend, it is clear he was an extraordinary man. Martin was born around 316, the … Continue reading Yesterday’s On This Day In History…
Monday’s Silly Fun…
Hello Dear Friends, I pray these encourage you with a light heart and joy for the week ahead!! 🙂 Sweet! Na-nee, na-nee boo boo! 😉 Ok...laughing...:) Mr. smarty pants!! Talk about a doggie carrier!! Cute! 🙂 Oh my goodness!! Been there...:) 🙂 ] Cute!! Yes...he is. 😀 Don't you know they think this!! 😉 Yes, … Continue reading Monday’s Silly Fun…
On This Day In Christian History…
India's Praying Hyde "Give me Souls, O God, or I die!" That became the plea of John Hyde, born on this day, November 9, 1865 in Carrollton, Illinois. John's family were praying people. Consequently, as a young man, he learned to pray expecting results. John's brother Edmund went as a student missionary to Montana, where he contracted … Continue reading On This Day In Christian History…
Riddle Answer….
Answer to yesterday's riddle: Your name Hello Dear Friends, I pray your day was a good one!! 🙂 k xoxo
Encouragement For The Week and Riddle For The Day…
Hello Dear Friends, I pray each of you have had a wonderful weekend in the Lord!! What a beautiful weekend in our area! As you prepare for your new week, I pray each of you enjoy wonderful time in the Word at the beginning of each day!! What better way to start you day by … Continue reading Encouragement For The Week and Riddle For The Day…
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