Gone But Not Forgotten
We will meet again. Soon, and very soon. Today is April 29, 2020, the sixty-third birthday of Paul Eugene Giesbrecht. But it’s our eleventh year to celebrate his birthday on this…
We will meet again. Soon, and very soon. Today is April 29, 2020, the sixty-third birthday of Paul Eugene Giesbrecht. But it’s our eleventh year to celebrate his birthday on this…
Empty Chair, Broken Heart: Grieving and Getting Through the Holidays [Tweet "Is there an empty place at your table this Christmas?"] For many, this will be their first holiday season…
My new husband Jim and I began decorating for Christmas in our new home Thanksgiving weekend. He and I, both previously widowed, have found joy in putting thought into our…
Worldwide Wednesday: Pray for L – Liberia Thank you for joining me once, again for praying for people around the world. We are praying through the alphabet by country.…
Everyone is waiting on something. What are you waiting for? Christmas? Birthday? Vacation? Completing a project? Finishing a semester? Anticipating with an attitude of expectation is taking the long…
Solutions Magazine Features - Zur: God Our Rock from Experiencing God Through His Names by Sheryl Giesbrecht Check out the article here: http://mysolutionsmagazine.com/february-2017/ What’s in a name? A lot actually.…
"Joy to the world, the Lord is come." The verses of this familiar holiday carol float through the air Walmart, Target, or on the radio, yet for many, the holiday…
Dear Friends and Family, October is here. October 17, 2016 marks the seven-year anniversary of Pastor Paul's promotion to heaven. Thank you for your continued prayers for our new blended family.…
Dear Friends and Family,
October is here. 10/17/16 marks the seven year anniversary of Pastor Paul's promotion to heaven. Thank you for your continued prayers for our new blended family. With each passing year since Paul has gone, there are more friends and loved ones who have departed this earth for their heavenly home.
Are you tired of plodding through life? Like a plane on automatic pilot, our prayers can be repetitive, predictable, and even humdrum as we go through the motions. Ever wonder if…