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Dix Hills Ladies Christmas Tea
If you're in the New York City/Long Island area, please join me at Dix Hills Evangelical Free Church in Huntington Station on either Friday, December 2 or Saturday, December 3 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Enjoy holiday music, delicious food, and a special Christmas message for you and your neighbors. Please contact the church for tickets: Dix Hills Evangelical Free Church 28 Foxhurst Rd Huntington Staton, NY 11746 (631) 271-4422
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your neighbors!
We always pray for you, and we give thanks to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Colossians 1:3 NLT
How to Love Your Neighbor Who Had a Miscarriage
Guest Post by Christina Reynolds What do you say when there are no words? The intangible loss of miscarriage leaves a gaping wound, and thoughtless or careless words can add to the pain. In this guest post, Christina Reynolds shares how she found healing during this painful time, and offers wisdom when your neighbor, friend or family has experienced the sadness and sorrow of miscarriage. Nothing can prepare you for losing a child. I lost my second child to a miscarriage. It was,...
How to Love Your NEW Neighbor
Since I made about every major life change you can make last year, including a cross-country move, my friends at Just Moved Ministry invited me to share my experience with their readers. They're committed to the spiritual growth and emotional well-being of women who are uprooted by a move or any life change. If you've moved or are considering a move, please visit their website and be inspired! You can also subscribe to their free print publication, Bloom. Job changes once moved me, my...
Don’t Quit Before the Miracle
My friends at womensministry.net are featuring an article I wrote called “Don't Quit Before the Miracle”. Check out 3 ways you can hang on when you feel like giving up, then subscribe to their free weekly Tip of the Week email to receive more useful, practical, inspirational tools in your inbox each week. It was hot and I was tired – and the mountain trail in front of me seemed to go on forever. As my delight in this beautiful journey quickly faded, I whimpered to my husband,...
