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A Love Story: Fairy Tales Do Come True – Part 2

http://sharonglasgow.com/2012/08/a-love-story-fairy-tales-do-come-true-part-1-of-3/ As he kissed her goodbye, she knew in her heart this would be the last, for she was in search of the dreams of her youth. She left on her journey to the school far away. Once there, she knew what she had to do. Since she was a child, when she dreamt of her prince charming, he was[...]

A Love Story: Fairy Tales Do Come True – Part 1 of 3

A Love Story: Fairy Tales Do Come True - Part 1 of 3
Once upon a time, many years ago, there lived a young man who knelt to the ground every morning and prayed to the Lord for his bride-to-be. He asked Him to make her spirit strong, keep her pure, and to prepare her for the day he would finally meet her. One day, as the young man was working at his place of employment, his spirit quickened within him. As she spok[...]

Unglued

Unglued
Over 10 years ago, Lysa TerKeurst  and I bumped into each other in a food line at a CBA Convention. We sat down, ate our sandwiches together, and have been friends ever since. Over that next year, I got to know her, her ministry and her passion for Jesus.  I was honored the day I was asked to join Proverbs 31 ministries. I've been on the P31 team for 10 years now, [...]

Our Last Chick Flew the Coop

Our Last Chick Flew the Coop
Our last baby chick flew the coop this past weekend.   Dale and I haven't been without one of our girls at home for more than 2 days in almost 30 years.  We always wanted them with us.  We never took a trip without them.  Even if we went out to eat, we went together.  We were one.  I loved making hot breakfasts, talking in the kitchen, and tucking them in at the end o[...]

The Vintage Kitchen – Canning Butter

The Vintage Kitchen - Canning Butter
[tentblogger-youtube uQdrjKc2CTw] 1.   You must use salted butter.  11 lbs will fill 12 pint jars.  2.   Preheat oven to 275 degrees.  Place cleaned pint size jars in oven for 20 minutes, without rings or seals.  One pound of butter more than fills one pint jar. 3.    While jars are in oven, melt butter in a pot slowly until it comes to a slow boil.  Stir wel[...]

Labor, Delivery and The Travel Trailer – Ellie’s Birthday

Labor, Delivery and The Travel Trailer - Ellie's Birthday
It was still dark outside, and intense labor pains had started. I didn’t have anywhere to escape to enjoy my pain alone.  Our family was still sleeping in a small travel trailer. There was only one full size bed, and Rachael (4 years old) was sleeping between Dale and me.  Hannah (age 6) was sleeping in the shower stall.  Jennifer (10) was on the seat bench at the [...]

The Powerful Funeral

I just attended a 4 hour funeral in Romania this morning.  Well, it felt like it—it was a live webcast.  My dear friend Calin’s dad, Theo Ciuciui died unexpectly three days ago from a heart attack. You met Calin back in May (http://wp.me/p2mA2B-bh). First, let me say, I’ve never been to a 4 hour funeral service.  And second, I’ve never been to one as powerful a[...]

My Preacher Man

My Preacher Man
Someone was knocking loudly at my front door. I opened it and a man that I had never seen before stood staring at me. Solemnly he said, “Is the preacher man home?” I smiled and confidently said, “I’m sorry, no preacher lives here.” He insisted that one did live here. Then he gave me the story. He told me that he had been to our house a year ago looking for a ma[...]

Best Selling Author- Liz Curtis Higgs-How do you do it all?

Best Selling Author- Liz Curtis Higgs-How do you do it all?
 I had the privilege and honor of being  Liz Curtis Higgs personal assistant last weekend at the Proverbs 31 Ministries She Speaks conference. Liz is an amazing woman of God, determined to accomplish what He equips her to do.  She has written 30 books in the past 22 year and spoken in all 50 United States and 14 foreign countries. She has sold more than 3 million book[...]

We Know That In All Things God Works for the Good of Those Who Love Him

We Know That In All Things God Works for the Good of Those Who Love Him
  On July 4th,  eleven years ago today, our daughter Hannah was diagnosed with rheumatic fever. It all started when we were on our beach vacation. On the second night, Hannah started to run a fever of 104.5 degrees. We prayed for her then gave her ibuprofen and acetaminophen--back to back. The fever wouldn't budge.  It was staying high throughout the ni[...]