Today, I'm very happy to be featuring a poem by a fellow blogger (who also happens to be my aunt!) I've been wanting to do a Thanksgiving post, but search my brain as I might, I couldn't think of anything. Then, when Carolyn Joy posted this poem the other day, I knew I'd found what I was looking for! If you enjoy poetry , hers is definitely a good blog to check out. She also critiques the times and does Bible studies, but my favourite are her poems. The reason tha

Now I see what grown ups saw then.       Some plants and leaves and sticks and stones,      The broken glass and rusty tin,      The...

I turn to join the world of men — I know I'll see that girl again. To me she is a constant friend. When I approach, she’s there again....

I wrote this poem not too long ago on a sudden inspiration to write a poem about my childhood. As I detailed events, I began to realize I...

Credit to Jonathan Larson on Unsplash This past week, I was honored to interview a friend of mine named Eliza. She enjoys writing...

Credit to Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash One of the most beautiful hymns that Charles Wesley wrote was “Jesus, Lover of My Soul.” It is a...

Credit to Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash The second hymn in my four-part series “The History of Hymns” is “The Star-Spangled Banner.” While...

Credit to Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash The Christian church has been blessed by God with a rich collection of beautiful hymns, some of which...

Photo Credit to Tiana Attride on Unsplash Since I've been helping at VBS this week, I haven't had time to prepare the post I'd been...