Faith

The Country Parson

Throughout my life, money has been quite a challenge. I was a pastor for almost 50 years, and as a pastor I did not get much of a salary, barely enough to get by on. But I didn’t become a pastor for the money, or I would’ve become a televangelist. I didn’t say that, did I?

Let there be light

The lights blinked, then blinked again. Then, they went off completely. Oh, no! I am all electric. There isn’t much I can do without power. I thought about the battery lamp my kids had bought me for a gift, years, ago. It has a bendable arm; that loops around my neck. There is a light on both ends.

Welcome Integrity: A Future

The forested mountain rose to touch the moonlit navy sky still adorned by the largest full white moon, and the amber road leading to the valley touched notes played by six footsteps. Words remained unspoken. The scent of ripened lilikois (passion fruit) and mangoes welcomed us home.
Welcome Integrity: A Future

Eat it up!

I have had such a happy week. Why? Because I have had the privilege, of spending time with my family.

Welcome Integrity: A True Friend

A Friend asked me to write about friendships and I have been mulling it over and over and over again. How could the subject I have been so intimately blessed to know suddenly feel out of reach to justify and declare?
Welcome Integrity: A True Friend

The Country Parson

As I was leaving the post office, I hurried across the parking lot to get to my vehicle. As I usually do, I kept my eyes focused on the ground as I walked to my vehicle. Then, I saw it. There it was in all of its stunning beauty.

Are you in prison?

I was preparing to write a letter, to a young man, in prison. For a while, he was my grandson, by marriage. But, to me, there are no steps. I love them all. It doesn’t matter to me; why he is in there. What does matter is how he is handling it. He told me this. “I tried life my way.
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