God of Generations

God of generations— — I am one. There are many who have lived before me. I know only a few of them. — There are many who live now and I know a few. — There are many who will live after me and I can only imagine...
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April Books

April Books In April I read ten books—these are the ones I would highlight. Marked for Life—The story of Hildegard Goss-Mayr by Richard Deats. I have known Richard Deats for over thirty years and didn’t think I could admire him more than I already do. But after reading...
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Prayer for Living My Days

Recently I went to a conference on world peace and within the next day or two, I wrote these new words to the tune of the hymn, “Be Thou My Vision.” —– Prayer for Living My Days — Time marches forward from day unto day, I spend my...
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From Tim Wernette

Want to share a powerful experience I recently had up in Kingman High School.  I was invited to participate in a morning assembly program (around 500 students) addressing a variety of violence issues.  My presentation on sexual harassment prevention was first, followed by a police officer and DA discussing legal aspects...
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Books for March

I read 14 books in March but the following are the significant ones: — You Can’t Be Neutral on a Moving Train—A Personal History of Our Times by Howard Zinn. This is the very top of the list for March. I recommend it to everyone. I think it...
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The Lorraine

April 4, 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr. was killed standing on the balcony of the Lorraine Hotel in Memphis, Tennessee. Mike Vrabel, a member of Sparta United Methodist Church, wrote this poem and gave me permission to post it on this website on April 4, 2011 forty-three years...
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A Shadorma or Two

On Ash Wednesday of 2010, I started to write a Shadorma every day. I had just read of them and was fascinated by the form: six lines, 1st line—three syllables; 2nd line—five syllables; 3rd line—three syllables; 4th line—three syllables; 5th line—seven syllables; 6th line—five syllables. I’ve put three...
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Sing Out, Sing Out for Jesus

Here are some new words to the song “Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus” that I wrote a while ago. Feel free to use them but be sure to keep my copyright on them. Sing Out, Sing Out for Jesus — Sing out, sing out for Jesus The...
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February Books

February Books In this long, winter month of February I read 16 books and some of them were amazing. Here’s a few: Into the Nevernight by Anne DeGraaf. I belong to a United Methodist Women’s Book Group that meets monthly and this was our book to discuss in...
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January Books

January 2011 – Books Read I’m thinking that at the end of each month I’ll post some of the books I’ve read that month. My hope is that you’ll tell me some of the books you’re reading and why you liked them. In January I read 15 books,...
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Daybook of Personal Faith

daybook of personal faith

Daybook of my personal Faith is written for everyday of the year, with chants, songs, mandalas to color, poems, stories, prayers, and reflections.

Mama and Me

Mama and Me

Mama and Me---Our last three years together and beyond is a book about a relationship, built over 50 years and culminating in Mama’s death.

Graces To Sing

Graces To Sing

Graces To Sing to Tunes You Know is filled with familiar tunes with new words to celebrate times with family and friends, good food and thanks.

Trilogy of Cancer

Trilogy of Cancer

Ann's story of her cancer journey...filled with stories, poems, songs. You will laugh, cry....

Shadorma’s

Shadorma’s

This is a book that puts each of the 150 psalms in the psalter into a shadorma poetry form. Some of the longer psalms have several shadormas.

Women Songs | Peace Songs

Women Songs | Peace Songs

Woman Songs|Peace Songs is a collection of inspirational and powerful music still speaking to our times. Originally recorded in 1980.

Wisdom of Children

Wisdom of Children

Wisdom of Children is a collection of stories of the Grandchildren in Ann's life, their wisdom and her reflections for God.

Do You Love Me

Do You Love Me

Do You Love Me is a wonderful children's book. A conversation between a Grandmother and Grandson.

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