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Dear Friends, I am working on the third CD for the Devotions on the Go series. From the response I have received, the stories are blessing people and that blesses me. My original art work is featured on each CD cover - a landscape in blues and greens with a stream on the first CD, a blue heron on the second, and a landscape with purple mountains, green grass and yellow flowers on the third. ~~~# 1 of Set 1~~~THE DUCK WHO THOUGHT HE WAS A CHICKEN~~~ One summer when I was young, my family raised chickens. We also had one duckling. I believe we had won him at a carnival.

Dear Friends, And your ears will hear a word behind you, “This is the way, walk in it,” whenever you turn to the right or to the left. Isaiah 30:21. Knowing the way of the Lord is not always easy. Learning to follow Jesus in our everyday life can be difficult because we are always faced with new circumstances. Life is never the same. One of the most important things I learned as a new Christian was that as a believer the Holy Spirit dwells in me and wants to guide me in every decision. It is important to pray about everything.

Dear Friends,
Blessings can come at the most unexpected times and in unexpected places. I experienced the joy of being a guarding angel! There was room at the “Inn,” on a recent trip to visit my mother. As we were walking down the hall towards the elevator, I heard a door open and close, then a beautiful little dark haired, dark eyed little rascal came running down the hall. We raised three rascals, so I know a rascal when I see one and they always win my heart. My guess was he was no more than two years old. When I saw he was alone I asked, “Where is Mommy?” He pointed down the hall in the direction we had come and I knew she was not down there. I asked him to take my hand, which he did

July 2011 prayer/newsletter

Dear Friends,

I’ve given the name Dorcas to the mobile unit which serves as headquarters for the radio ministry. Dorcas was shaking, dirt was falling from the ceiling, and loud noises were coming from above as two men tore off the old roof. It looked like a tornado had gone through, leaving behind a disaster of dirt and debris. Everything was out of place, the insulation and the ceiling panels had been removed, mold and wood rot were evident.