Some of us know what it’s like to experience the sudden and unexpected loss of a loved one. We look back at our last visit with someone — the last memory with them that we didn’t know would be the last memory at the time. Often we regret things left unsaid and opportunities lost. Most of us …

For two weeks I have written about Jimmy, the prisoner who is supposed to move to our house when he is released from prison.

As I mentioned last week, my Husband and I anticipate bringing an inmate into our home when he is released in the next couple weeks.

My Husband and I are about to embark on an adventure that will require everything we have experienced and many years studying the heart of God.

In an article entitled “2021 Ram 1500: Car and Driver 10 Best (November 18, 2020),” an unexpected line caught me so off-guard I really did laugh out loud.

A couple weeks ago, my Husband and I drove to Oregon and delivered our friend Phil's ashes to his daughter.

A good friend of mine who lives between Lacey and Yelm owns, operates, and manages two local restaurants, teaches in classes in the evenings on weekdays, volunteers for the fire department, makes plentiful quality time for family, rides motorcycles, works hard in his yard, schedules in some …

I’ve been remembering my investigation of bath toys recently. I first studied them ten years ago; March is my annual celebration.

His testimony was a good one. One couldn’t help but be moved by it.

“The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.” – Jesus (Luke 10:2)