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Here’s 1 Opportunity to Be a Good Samaritan
A few years back, a joke danced around our house, "I've got island fever. I gotta get out of here." With that, we'd hop in the van, and head up and over the concrete bridge, traveling straight toward Aloha Stadium. The large brown structure, a multi-purpose facility used for a long list of activities including a flea market, the NFL Pro Bowl, and various football games, became our stately welcome to Honolulu and the island of Continue Reading
How We Can Help New Moms
Have you ever been a new mom? Maybe you know one? Perhaps your church even has a few. During Tony's Navy tenure, I found myself wearing the role of "new mom" three times. Joel arrived first followed by Rebekah a couple of years later. Caleb, baby of the family, tidied our family with a boy bow shortly after. Each time I found myself laboring and delivering these blessings in a location hundreds of miles from family. And when the Continue Reading
#ScriptureBank2016, Week 39
Hi there! It's #ScriptureBank2016, a verse memorization help. Have you wanted to hide God's word in your heart for some time, but it simply isn't coming together? You're welcome to join us here at #ScriptureBank2016. Jump in anytime throughout the year. Follow along on Instagram (@Kristi_Woods_writer) for memory and various verse graphics. Check Out previous #ScriptureBank2016 verses and prayers on this Continue Reading
15 Ways to Connect and Change Your World
15 Ways to Connect and Change Your World He was crumpled in a large brown heap, a lifeless mass of fur in the middle of the road. My heart dropped when I realized it was a dead dog. "I think it's worse when it's a dog hit versus a wild animal along the roadside," my son commented. "It's because there's a human connection. That's why it's so hard. It's probably someone's pet." I blurted. I wasn't sure where the words came from, Continue Reading
