Drama in the Delivery Room – Part II

“On the opposite side of the stage, a curtain was slowly dawn and we saw three lovely young musicians, all in shimmering white evening gowns. They played softly in unison with the organ – a harp, a cello, and a violin.”

Comfort and Joy

One of the celebrations of the Christmas season I attended was a Ladies Night of Music.  Round tables of eight, elegantly decorated with red table cloths, pine bough center pieces and trays of goodies, filled the foyer of a large church.  Women’s voices mingled into a blend of laughter and pleasant conversations, while the aroma of cinnamon and apples permeated the area.   Several song sheets sat expectantly on each table. One of the songs we sang was to the tune of “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.”  (Lyrics by Becki Warnock)  Sing along with me. “God Keep You Women Strong Read More

The Four Candles

  The four candles burned slowly.  The ambiance was so soft, one could almost hear them talking. The first candle said, “I am peace.  The world is full of anger and fighting.  Nobody can keep me lit.”  Then the flame of peace snuffed out completely. The second candle said, “I am faith.  I am no longer indispensable.  It doesn’t make sense to stay lit another moment.”  Just then a breeze softly blew out Faith’s flame. The third candle said, “I am love.  People don’t understand my importance, so they simply put me aside.  They even forget to love those nearest Read More