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2012 might not be the end of the world, but plenty of people die every year...what are you doing to share the gospel? Everytime we leave our homes we should give our agendas to the Lord, and be ready to speak boldly, to hand out tracts, to live our lives in ways that mirror Jesus to others! Be bold for Him in 2012!-
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Monthly Archives: August 2006
Labor Day Traditions
I had no idea what a treat I was in for when I hunted up Erika’s blog after “meeting” her through her comment to one of my posts. I have to send you her way…be sure to check out her post … Continue reading
Posted in Family Ties
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Home-canned Salsa
We love Mexican food and this week, we’ve already been immersed in the stuff! I made Taco Soup and cornbread for supper Monday, canned salsa yesterday, and today (besides canning stewed tomatoes) I’ve been working on a triple batch of … Continue reading
Posted in Canning and Cooking and Food
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Time-budgeting
My husband and I are once again re-vamping our budget. Maybe I’m a slow learner, but it’s just starting to occur to me that the same principles that apply to budgeting our money can apply to many areas in our … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Home Schooling and Writing
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Hiding God’s Word in Young Hearts
Last year within my small homeschooling circle I taught the attending children a weekly Bible verse. To teach the verse, I used ideas from a Bible memory book for kids, called Hide God’s Word In Young Hearts by Joan Dower Kosmachuk. It’s an … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Home Schooling and Uncategorized
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Power Washing
Yesterday afternoon I power-washed the front of our house. (Well, the bottom half of it, it’s a two story) What a great tool…we got our power washer at Wal-Mart this past summer and though one of the cheaper models, that … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity
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Blessed Be The Name
We sang this song in worship today and the following stanza really touched me: “Blessed be Your name On the road marked with suffering Though there’s pain in the offering Blessed be Your name” No matter what I’m going through, … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity
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Making Treasure Boxes
Our mailbox activity yesterday was so much fun, I thought I’d share how we did it. I chose this craft because we’d done it before to make treasure boxes so I still had the supplies (budget friendly!) and I knew it would … Continue reading
Posted in Family Ties and Home Schooling
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Twists on Easy Lunch Ideas
Over at the Choosing Home Blog, the theme of the week is lunch…and how to keep it simple but not hum-drum! There are some great ideas over there! Here are a few easy ones we like: grilled pb&j (make like … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
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Spinach-Lentil Soup, Anyone?
In keeping with the Choosing Home Blog’s theme this week on easy lunch ideas, I thought I’d share one that’s good-for-you and cheap as well! This one comes from Katie (mom of 12). I’ve had it for a couple of years … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking and Food
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First Day of School. Check!
The plans are mapped out and in on my kitchen counter… Btw, several of the following ideas are taken from Terri Camp’s Ignite the Fire book. Tea Party Breakfast…yes, china teapot and of course: Kolaches for the main attraction! Nature hike … Continue reading
Posted in Home Schooling
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