Reflection for today
by Cindy Tuttle
Sunday, August 29th, 2010We were created in love
each step of the way
God was pleased when
He created His blessed child
We are a beloved child of God!
We are the joy of His heart
We are an image of God!
Posts Tagged ‘love’Reflection for todayby Cindy Tuttle Sunday, August 29th, 2010We were created in love each step of the way God was pleased when He created His blessed child We are a beloved child of God! We are the joy of His heart We are an image of God!
Introductionby Rosemary Morris Saturday, February 13th, 2010
My infant memories are of the stories I made up, the stories read to me and the night sky coloured by fires, the aftermath of incendiary bombs.
I grew up first in Kent and then Surrey from where I visited ‘the sights’ such as St Pauls Cathedral, the Tower of London, Westminster Cathedral, Dick Whittington’s stone on Highgate Hill and St James Park. In the countryside, to name a few, I visited Hampton Court, Richmond, Windsor and Eton. My heritage inspired my love of history. I read voraciously and my imagination grew.
In Tribute of My Own Motherby Miss Mae Friday, July 11th, 2008Yes, Mother’s Day has come and gone. Families gathered to honor their moms with flowers, boxes of chocolate, maybe even cookout’s and homemade ice cream. However each observed the event, it was meant to show appreciation to the woman who not only brought them into the world, but who also diapered their bottoms, kissed away their boo-boo’s and exclaimed with delight over the hard wrought C’s on their report cards. Introduction from Rosemary Morris author of Tangled Heartsby Rosemary Morris Friday, March 7th, 2008My infant memories are of the stories I made up, the stories read to me and the night sky coloured by fires, the aftermath of incendiary bombs. I grew up first in Kent and then Surrey from where I visited ‘the sights’ such as St Pauls Cathedral, the Tower of London, Westminster Cathedral, Dick Whittington’s stone on Highgate Hill and St James Park. In the countryside, to name a few, I visited Hampton Court, Richmond, Windsor and Eton. My heritage inspired my love of history. I read voraciously and my imagination grew. |