Sunday, April 20, 2014
Happy Resurrection!!!
Choir sang this song at church today...one of my favorites---'Then came Sunday'!
Friday, April 18, 2014
A song and verse for the weekend
Great is our Lord, and great of power: his understanding is infinite.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Lunar Eclipse
Mom, my brother Ben and I watched the eclipse last night. For those who missed it, it was absolutely gorgeous! It was totally worth staying awake until 3:00am.(although my home-school group teacher might not have appreciated my 'quality of schoolwork' today :-)
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| A full moon. Before the eclipse. |
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| Beginning of the eclipse. It's hard to see in the picture, but the left side is shadowed. |
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| Ending of the eclipse. |
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| Blood moon. A little hard to see! |
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| Ben and I. We took quilts and blankets onto the deck and made a "bed" next to the telescope. |
Friday, April 11, 2014
A song and verse for the weekend
Where the is no vision, the people perish: but he that keepeth the law, happy is he.
Friday, April 4, 2014
A verse and song for the weekend
In whom we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Book Review--October Baby
Now, some of you might be thinking Isn't that a movie?
It is. But it was also written as a book. I got the book as a Christmas Present and I love it!
It goes into a lot more detail than the movie, but both it and the movie have a great message.
Hannah is the only child of loving parents. She is a sophomore in college, and has a lead role in an upcoming play. On the opening night, she collapses just as the play begins. Stunned, her parents finally decide to tell her the details of her birth. She is adopted. And the survivor of a failed abortion.
Bewildered, angry and confused, she turns to her oldest friend, Jason, for support. Hannah joins him and his friends on a road trip, embarking on a trip to discover her past. Along the way, Hannah does find out about her past...and also about her future. She learns that those who truly love her, already accept her as she is. She learns that she does have a purpose in life and that everyone, no matter how they were born, is worth saving and loving. And Every life is Beautiful.
It is. But it was also written as a book. I got the book as a Christmas Present and I love it!
It goes into a lot more detail than the movie, but both it and the movie have a great message.
Hannah is the only child of loving parents. She is a sophomore in college, and has a lead role in an upcoming play. On the opening night, she collapses just as the play begins. Stunned, her parents finally decide to tell her the details of her birth. She is adopted. And the survivor of a failed abortion.
Bewildered, angry and confused, she turns to her oldest friend, Jason, for support. Hannah joins him and his friends on a road trip, embarking on a trip to discover her past. Along the way, Hannah does find out about her past...and also about her future. She learns that those who truly love her, already accept her as she is. She learns that she does have a purpose in life and that everyone, no matter how they were born, is worth saving and loving. And Every life is Beautiful.
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