Monthly Archives: August 2009

I picked up a new CD this weekend, a gift from friends who were glad to be rid of it. I saw it in their CD collection when we arrived at their home for dinner and they noticed my interest. … Continue reading →

Faithful God, you are the One we come to, only you, and in this hour above all others. You are the One before whom we always find a welcome place, a holy place, a healing place. We gather as one … Continue reading →

From time to time I come across a product that is so superior to any other that it needs special mention. The improvements are simple but very effective, and sometimes cost no more than the standard technology. My new pencil … Continue reading →

We had a computer guy at the house yesterday, sort of a cyber house call. Anyone who’s used computers will realize that over time, computer function gradually declines. The things seem to get slower and don’t seem to work as … Continue reading →

“Our Father, we take our loved ones and all those who need us deeply into our hearts and there we give them completely to thee. May thy peace, the peace which passeth all understanding, rest with them, bringing thy perfect … Continue reading →

I am the Chaplain for Chatelherault Primary (SHAT-luh-ROH). For my American readers this will seem strange. Ministers are strictly forbidden to bring the Gospel in any way, shape or form to American schools. Even the Pledge of Allegiance with its … Continue reading →

Yesterday was one of those quiet Sunday afternoons, the kind when you’re ready to put the children to bed for the night at about two o’clock. With the rain all week they’ve been cooped up inside, so when it cleared … Continue reading →

Yours is perfect justice. Yours is justice that goes beyond what we see and know. Yours is justice that sorts out the righteous from the wicked, the sheep from the goats, the children of light from the children of darkness. … Continue reading →

Wonder if this guy would vote for nationalized health care? Tree Man

I like the NHS (British National Health Service). I can’t speak to its current economic crises, nor can I rebut the arguments of those who would like to abolish it. But, I can speak as a new NHS beneficiary and, … Continue reading →