Joyce From This Side of the Pond hosts a weekly Wednesday Hodgepodge of questions for fun and for getting to know each other. Here are the questions for this week: 1. Do you and your family enjoy camping? What do you enjoy most/like the least when it comes to family camping? When was the last [...]
Archive for June, 2011
Wednesday Hodgepodge
Posted in Wednesday Hodgepodge on June 8, 2011 | 9 Comments »
The Week In Words…and a Giveaway!
Posted in Christian Life, Contests and Giveaways, Quotes, The Week in Words, Thoughts From Scripture on June 6, 2011 | 13 Comments »
Welcome to The Week In Words, where we share quotes from the last week’s reading. If something you read this past week inspired you, caused you to laugh, cry, think, dream, or just resonated with you in some way, please share it with us, attributing it to its source, which can be a book, newspaper, [...]
Laudable Linkage and Videos
Posted in Aging, Christian Life, Family, Fun stuff, Religion, Stray thoughts, Thoughts From Scripture on June 4, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Good morning! I don’t know how many people are here on Saturdays — the blogosphere seems pretty quiet on weekends, at least what I read of it. But that’s okay — I don’t always have as much time on the computer on weekends, which is probably true of most of us. And I don’t know [...]
Friday’s Fave Five
Posted in Friday's Fave Five on June 3, 2011 | 13 Comments »
Welcome to Friday’s Fave Five, hosted by Susanne at Living to Tell the Story, in which we can share five of our favorite things from the last week. This has been a wonderful exercise in looking for and appreciating the good things God blesses us with. Click on the button to learn more, then go [...]
Book Review: Women’s Ministry in the Local Church
Posted in Books, Christian Womanhood, Ministry, Thoughts From Scripture on June 2, 2011 | 9 Comments »
I finished Women’s Ministry in the Local Church by Ligon Duncan and Susan Hunt a few weeks ago, but it is hard to know how to condense everything I’d like to say about it. I typed out many of the quotes I marked so I could have them handy to refer to without flipping back [...]


















