Miracles Are For Real
This won’t be a long rant about miracles. It will be a short one to encourage you. The other day, Elizabeth Webster and I were having a discussion about how God is speaking to us and we just need to … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: volunteers
A Spoonful Of Sugar
Let’s start today’s blog by defining what a volunteer is in this context: An unpaid, non-employee who gives of their time, money, and heart to see your endeavor succeed. Volunteers do such diverse things as paint pictures with small children … Continue reading →
Book Review of Once Upon A Town: The Miracle Of The North Platte Canteen
I love history. I love the obscure. I love the United States of America. Imagine my delight when I found a book that meets all three of those categories, and does so in a non-fiction narrative that will choke you … Continue reading →
It’s Time To Start A New Ministry On This Blog Featuring Knitters. We’re Calling It Saint’s Scarves.
UPDATE: 03/23/2018 I changed the zip-code to 55101. My apologies for any inconvenience this caused anyone. My wife, who is the most wonderful person I’ve ever been married to in my life (*old joke, probably get me in trouble*) has … Continue reading →
Good Churches Are Good Neighbors
Many of you know that I participate in The Good Neighbor Meal program at the Good Neighbor Center in Saint Paul. It’s a building that houses a couple of churches, but the owners use it for the benefit of the … Continue reading →