Monthly Archives: December 2007

I’ve met a number of amazing 55 year old women over the past ten years and I’ve truly been looking forward to turning 55. These women seem to have a certain zest and confidence that seems to be associated with … Continue reading →

We had a big storm here last Sunday (Dec 16). One morning, early in the week, I noticed an interesting sunrise trying to burn itself an opening in the grey sky. I thought, “That would be a great photo.” By … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas from our family to your’s. Doug has written a Christmas letter highlighting the events of the past two years – we can’t quite get the greetings out every year. Click here to read the letter. Click here to … Continue reading →

Pastor Dennis, at my home church, asked my husband Doug to write an article on faith and water. Doug, a chemical engineer by training, had made an adult ed. presentation a few years ago on the mysteries of water. Click … Continue reading →

Pastor Sheilah and Andy invited me to attend the annual “non-mechanized” Christmas Parade in Holstein. Holstein is a hamlet about 40 minutes south of where I live. The community has been organizing this horse-drawn parade for many years. It took … Continue reading →

I’ve been taking lots of photos this week. I thought it would be easier to post the links under one post rather than making a number of posts. I apologize for the quality of the photos. We lost the instruction … Continue reading →

I’ve gotten to know Larry & Linda – the proprietors of the country store in Desboro, which is 4 km north of the parsonage. They operate the post office, so I see them regularly. Larry has explained how the weather … Continue reading →

Below is the sermon I preached today on the Matthew 3:1-12 lectionary text. I want to tell you a story. The story may not reflect your experience. You may not identify with it personally, but I believe there are many … Continue reading →