Charlie Van Dyke
Life Journey
Posted May 24, 2013 by Charlie Van Dyke in Small Bites
"There's one sad truth in life I've found while journeying east and west. The only folks we really wound are those we love the best. We flatter those we scarcely know. We please the fleeting guest. And deal full many a thoughtless blow to those who love us best."

Ella Wheeler Wilcox
1850-1919, Author and Poet... read more
John Cross
Mud Flat Musing: "Birds, Flowers and Grace"

Somehow I have developed a knack of getting things wrong. I wanted to do something nice for Easter Sunday Worship, so I decided to buy a hundred flowers - thinking that would be way more than enough for everybody. It turned out we were about 20 short! (Nice problem to have!)

I was sure they were pansi... read more
John Cross
"Shooting an Anvil"
Posted May 23, 2013 by John Cross in Town Square
"Shooting an Anvil" (Pastor Mark Crispell)

I spent all of my teenage years living in the northern panhandle region of West Virginia. Our house bordered Tomlinson Run State Park. The park superintendent’s son just happened to be my best friend. Dave and I had the run of the place and had all the machines, play things and tools of the park at ou... read more
Charlie Van Dyke
By Daniel Burke, CNN Belief Blog co-editor

(CNN) – God may not notice the thousands of prayers tweeted for victims of Oklahoma’s devastating tornado – but Ricky Gervais sure has. And he is not pleased.

As of Tuesday afternoon, more than 75,000 people have used the hashtag #PrayForOklahoma, including pop starlets, pastors and politicians, accordin... read more
AmyLynae
wow. its like magic how "you" start praying through the mysteries of the Rosary and after some time passes youre actually getting fed and loved and mond eased by Divine. yum.

i heard from the Maharaja at the temple that i once attended that the word "mantra" can literally be translated "mind rest". a break from things and situations.

i am perso... read more
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