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Do You Remember the Fellow Named Jesus in Whom You Once Believed?
Did you once upon a time believe in a man, Jesus, who claimed to be the Son of God? Do you know you were born with a portion of the Light of Christ within you? He is not a myth or a fairy tale. He is still waiting for you. He is with you. Learn of Him and love Him enough to keep his commandments.
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This Man Learned During His Near-Death-Experience That Jesus Christ's Love and Humor Are Inexpressible.
In February, 2004, Ralph Jensen died of a heart attack. He was greeted beyond the veil by his first wife with whom he had ten children and greeted by his mother. He then met Jesus Christ and was taken on a journey by the Savior to witness events that had occurred in Jesus' life on earth.
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When We Seek Him - Beautiful New Song for Any Age Group
Love and truth emanate from the words, the voices and the instruments in this song. It is a song for Christmas time and any time.
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The Decoded - Yes, Decoded - Book of Isaiah
Isaiah characterized ancient nations and used code words plus he cloaked his end time messages for us in seven literary layers. He also reveals to us the seven levels of spirituality which we can ascend or descend thereto. We decide individually.
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Truly, What Was Witnessed in the Heavens?
This is a song in the public domain worth a listen. Somehow the relatives of the writers of the words and music did not place a copyright on these truths. Do you believe in miracles?
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The Gospel is Preached to Those Who Have Died
A vision of great joy in 1918 began the foundation of much work for those still living on the earth who would put their shoulder to the wheel and partake of the work of gathering the names of their dear ancestors.
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Christ Clearly Explained -- Infants and Children Do Not Need Baptism
From 1863 to 1970, Canadian indigenous peoples' children were forced to attend residential schools. Much child abuse occurred. Many children did not survive the separation. Now hundreds of unmarked graves are being discovered. Families' sorrows are re-triggered. What I can give, I give with love.
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Both Are Essential to Us -- the Light of Christ and the Holy Ghost
The Holy Ghost is a personage of Spirit and the third member of the Godhead. But many people do not understand we also have the The Light of Christ. The titles of Light of Christ, Spirit of Christ, the Holy Spirit are used interchangeably with The Holy Ghost in the scriptures. They work together.
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Cantering Captain Pande (Monium)
Pande might never make Captain's grade. I love her anyway.
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The Ugly Hornworm Larvae and the Amazing Moths They Become
Green, huge caterpillars in Arizona gardens have many enemies, not the least of whom are the gardeners. If these hornworm caterpillars survive and pupate, they become moths with hummingbird skills.
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Endangered Red-Capped Parrot of Australia
As a native species of Australia, Red Caps are protected under the Wildlife Conservation Act, 1950, but under the DEC Act, they can be shot during open season. Their crime? Trying to obtain food.
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Hope Amid Tragedy -- My Brother, Doug Kinneard, and Christian and Stephanie Nielson
On August 16, 2008, their plane went down. I have written this hub to celebrate the life and faith of Doug Kinneard and the survivors of the crash. I know Families Can Be Together Forever.
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Embroideries of Trish Burr -- True Inspirations
Trish Burr is the epitome of the well-known phrase, 'Practice Makes Perfect'. Her delicately embroidered birds, flowers and portraits are in a class all their own. Have a look at some of these gorgeous three-dimensional works of art. Our grandmothers did some lovely embroideries but they were...
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Chaplin Lake, Saskatchewan -- a Safe Haven for Migratory Birds
When you hear flocks of geese flying overhead and you look skyward to see them in all of their magnificence -- do you feel utter awe, so much so that tears well up in your eyes?
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Great-Grandfather Kinneard, One of the Earliest Pioneers of Saskatchewan
Our Kinneards or Kinnairds of County Antrim, Ireland were descendants of the Kinnairds of Scotland who descended from Radulphus de Kinnaird, a Norman. Our James S. Kinneard sailed to Canada in 1881.
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How to Apply False Eyelashes Like a Pro
Applying false eyelashes is easy when you know the pitfalls to avoid and the safeguards to take.
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Model Train Layout, A Photographic Guide For Beginners
Bob has always scratch-built his layouts in the meticulous spike by spike method. This time Bob is building a 4' x 8' H.O. train layout with all the newest and easiest techniques including E-Z Track by Bachman and a grass mat. This is a step-by-step guide with photographs for the beginner. It's...
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Travels With Kitty. Little Cat Sat Beside Me in the Airplane
Have you ever traveled by air with your cat in cabin with you? If you ever need to, here's my tale. I hope it helps you.
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Pionus Parrot With Attitude
When we first met Kela, the Pionus Parrot, he was a feisty little white-capped adolescent stuck in a pet store with a warning sign on his cage: Attack Bird.
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How Do the French Say Bougainvillea?
A lighthearted critique of how English-speakers on the Hawaiian Islands pronounce the lovely Bougainvillea flower's name.
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Feral Cats: The Sun Rose Again on Maui
I wrote this about 13 years ago. I'm reposting it. I moved from Maui in 2011 and I do not know if Tim's Cat Hotel is still there on Maui. Prayer, teamwork with helpful people, faith and effort helped get more cats trapped, neutered (or spayed) and returned to their dusty habitation. Do help animals.
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Family History: Interview your Grandparents, One at a Time
The life story of my mother, the life story of my father and the life stories of my two sets of grandparents are all precious possessions of mine. Their life experiences resonate in the day-to-day experiences I have. The bonds in families build strong characters in children. It is worth every...
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Is It Fair to Love Your First Grandchild Most?
Is it fair to love your first grandchild most? I think not. It's not fair to the other grandchildren that Grandchild Number One got a headstart on your heart.
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Types of Hawaiian Centipedes & How to Get Rid of the Big Ones
Giant centipedes are common in Hawaii. It's very difficult to kill them because they have a strong skeletal frame and an even stronger will.
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Cattle Egrets, Hawaiian Style
Cattle Egrets are a common sight on the islands of Hawaii. They have a sense of humor, I think, and they say a pleasant 'Howzit?' from the floral medians while we humans are stuck in traffic.