Your Open Word e-Devotional for May 1st,
Published: Sun, 05/01/22
Hello, This morning, I'd like to share a devotional that my daughter, Maddie wrote a few years ago. (That's me, her, and her mama in the picture…
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Your Open Word e-Devotional for April 30th,
Published: Sat, 04/30/22
Hello, The ancient bearded man dressed in the vestiture and hood of chain mail speaks quietly and with conviction: “You must choose, but choose…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for April 29th,
Published: Fri, 04/29/22
Hello, We have all found ourselves stuck and trying to troubleshoot a problem on our computers, smartphone, or other electronic devices. According to…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for April 28th,
Published: Thu, 04/28/22
Hello, David Brooks writes in The New York Times: Rabbi Elliot Kukla once described a woman with a brain injury who would sometimes fall to the floor.
Your Open Word e-Devotional for April 27th,
Published: Wed, 04/27/22
Hello, Something about the communal religious e perience seems to matter. Something powerful takes place there that enhances health and well-being;…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for April 26th,
Published: Tue, 04/26/22
Hello, Wall Street Journal writer Joseph Epstein notes that the opinion poll has been around for more than a century. They gained authority in the…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for April 25th,
Published: Mon, 04/25/22
Hello, The hottest new book in the Lake Hazel branch of the Ada Community Library had a waiting list more than 50 people strong. But it wasn’t just…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for April 24th,
Published: Sun, 04/24/22
Hello, Author Lyall Watson, writing about the culture and habits of pigs, concludes that when young pigs play it is voluntary, random, and stimulated…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for April 23rd,
Published: Sat, 04/23/22
Hello, The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant was heavily damaged in 2011 by a tsunami, resulting in three meltdowns. 200 Japanese retirees volunteered…
Your Open Word e-Devotional for April 22nd,
Published: Fri, 04/22/22
Hello, Most of us regularly lose things: keys, wallets, TV remotes, glasses, and phones. Some of us are more prone to misplacing things than others.