By Leona Salazar – I celebrated my 60th birthday this year…and now fall into the 60+ year old category. I figured such an occasion deserved an article so here I am – stuck, looking at my keyboard, wondering what to write. I said to my husband, “I have no idea what to
By Deborah Bateman – Lesson 1-Matthew 5:3-4 Blessed [are] the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed [are] they that mourn: for they shall be comforted. As Women of Wisdom it is beneficial for us to study the Bible and see what God has to say
By Tristen Fleming– Scripture to reflect upon for Truth Tuesday: John 4:23-24 (The Message) “Your worship must engage your spirit in the pursuit of truth. That’s the kind of people the Father is out looking for: those who are simply and honestly themselves before him in their worship.” What is
By Norine Rae – This summer was by far one of the most amazing times in my life as I explored the Holy Land with Jerusalem University College (JUC). JUC is snuggled just outside the wall of the old city on Mount Zion – a mere five minute walk to
By Marcia Moston – Surely there are instances when it is impossible to hold your tongue; I mean, after all, who could control herself when tomato-based vegetable soup is sliding down the still damp, beige paint of her hall wall? I never gave self-control a thought as the harsh words
By Maryann Ehmann- 10 years ago when NYC was under attack, our grandson, at just 10 years old, experienced first hand the devastation and terror living there. Shortly after that he was robbed at knife point walking home from school with a lap top someone else thought he should have. A
By Sharon Hurley Hall- By the time my mom was my age I had finished college. My life is very different: my daughter’s just 8 and by the time she’s finished college, I’ll be heading towards retirement (if I retire, though that’s a different story). Both in medical and actual
By Chris Wave – I hate snakes. Snakes are no friend to Homo sapiens. Achilles knew this. Cleopatra knew it and Eve knew it with certainty. My personal snake-hate hails back to a childhood of summers spent in the swampy, musky south. This deep-rooted, protective mechanism embodied my youth thanks
By Grace Fox – Sometimes our lives change in a nanosecond. One minute the sky’s blue and the weather’s balmy. But in an instant—without warning and to no fault of our own—black clouds roll in and dump on us. Gentle ripples become wild white capped waves. The little boats in
By Karen Lembo – Although people say we look alike, my teenage daughter has a passion for adventure that bears little resemblance to my relatively timid nature. Although our grandparents, little more than teens themselves, came to this country from Europe almost 100 years ago, this trait must have skipped
By Jane Dean – What a strange time of year. Summer hasn’t started in The Hague yet vacations are over and families everywhere are preparing to return to school for the Fall semester/ Autumn term. Where has the year gone? For some families there is an even bigger hurdle to
By Kathy Bruins – The water splashed along the basin as the High Priest cleansed his hands, praying that his heart was cleansed, too. He had done this many times before, but this night was special! He was going into the Holy of Holies to be in the presence of
By Leona Salzar – Well, maybe that’s easy for Sophia Loren to say, but what I’ve read recently about some women’s obsession to attain the perfect body is downright insane. Let me start out by saying I’ve absolutely no problem with anyone who wants a little nip, tuck, lipo, or
By Anna Cook – It’s time to move yourself out of any ruts you may have fallen into over the years so you can open up new horizons, you can dream new dreams, you can achieve serenity and above all you can create new and increased enthusiasm for the future…
By Olga Hermans – #1. A Plan The purpose of life is to discover your gift, which means that you need to discover the things that you like to do. If you are inspired and motivated to “Discover the Life You Were Born to Live” and make a difference with
Supporting Baby Boomers Who Care for Aging Parents By Deborah Cauz, Submitted by http://www.boomertoboomeronline.ca/ – Being a family caregiver, caring for an aging parent, is a tough assignment. It is one that many baby boomers are just beginning to encounter. One does not usually go into this role as prepared
By Jill Demby Guest – It goes like this. You see a hot pair of jeans. You’re excited. They’re just what you’ve been looking for. You try them on. They’re a smidgen too tight. A voice says, ” If I lost 5 pounds, they’d be perfect.” You walk away. Depressed. You’ve
By Peggy W. Lester – Our mission team had arrived in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico. I was overwhelmed with the little village and my new surroundings: the mountains, mud and stick thatched huts with dirt floors, chickens running around in the yard and even in and out of the homes.
By Maryann Ehmann – A few years ago, I was feeling quite down in the dumps. God was teaching me about His favor because He knew that I was struggling with feeling inadequate, unworthy, underutilized in my gifting (which is a joy when it is released and appreciated), and thoroughly
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