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Author Archives: Kathleen
College Student with an Attitude
While on the college campus with our Bible table, a student stopped to look over our books. I asked her if she’d like a free Bible and she gruffly replied, “NO!” Uh Oh! The girl has an attitude! I stepped … Continue reading
Chicken Evangelist
We recently returned from a trip to Texas. Loved the church we visited! The pastor had written a book I couldn’t wait to read: The Adventures of a Chicken Evangelist, by Steve Nelson. It told of his experiences during 40 days … Continue reading
Pol Pot’s Dictatorship – a history lesson
It was 1975. Little “Bona” was the youngest of five sons. One night the Communist forces of the Khmer Rouge came to his village in Cambodia and took his father away, never to be heard from again. Pol Pot’s vicious … Continue reading
Posted in HERE & THERE, PEOPLE, TRAVELING
Tagged Cambodia, Communist forces of the Khmer Rouge, dictatorship, English, executed, famine, fish sauce, Hebrews 13:16, machetes and sickles, Pol Pot
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What Are Indulgences?
I was raised Roman Catholic. When I was 16, I used my babysitting money to purchase a Catholic Missal from the church bookstore–a prayer book of indulgences. We learned in Catechism class that we were all sinners—I certainly knew I … Continue reading
Posted in DOCTRINE, Other Religions
Tagged 1 John 1:9, 1517, Bible, catechism, indulgences, Martin Luther, missal, purgatory, Reformation, Roman Catholic Church
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May I See the Custodian?
Did you know? When a good church teaches from the Bible, it’s not just the pastor who has a strong faith in God. The other workers, even the custodians are committed to Jesus Christ as well. One late afternoon a … Continue reading
Muslim Student from Senegal
We were on a crowded train in France when I found an empty seat next to a university student from Senegal. He ignored me until I said, “Bonjour!” I then offered him a “Good News” comic book in French. He … Continue reading
Posted in DOCTRINE, Other Religions, TRAVELING
Tagged Bible, France, God, hope, Islam, Parle vous Francais?, prayer, Senegal, SONG: One Business in Life, train travel, university, wife
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Church at the Assisted Living Facility
I did a Sunday afternoon church service for a local assisted living facility. Two friends came along to help. I had my guitar so we could do some simple worship songs. This establishment has some residents who are memory impaired. … Continue reading
I Can’t Forgive My Parents!
I was visiting with a sick, elderly friend. I never knew her to be a follower of Jesus, yet she expected to go to heaven someday. She told me the two people she did not look forward to seeing in … Continue reading
Anxiety Attack Solution
Eight-year-old Alex was experiencing anxieties. His mother asked him to bring a note pad and pencil and write some instructions for what to do when this happens. She didn’t know what she would tell him to write, but she was … Continue reading