Read Your Bible Pray Every Day

And here's another one that they sang that night.
They did sooooo good!

Can You?

Here is Cameron and his Pee Wee Pirates, Patch the Pirate class singing in church 3-12-08.
It's soo sweet to see all those little kids singing songs about the Lord.

Bloggy Break

I guess you can say that I've

been on a bloggy break. But I will be back to

posting very soon.

Tammy's 8th birthday

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Happy 8th Birthday Tammy!

After church sunday night we had a birthday get together

with our sunday school class to celebrate Tammy's 8th birthday.

Yes, her 8th! She was born on leap year. Feb 29th.

I made her this princess cake.

This is Ethan Daniel Douglass. Isn't he the cutest!

I finally got a good picture of him.


We had pizzas from Domino's and a bunch of goodies
that were left from the youth revival the other night.

Tammy blowing out her candle.

And this is Hannah M. "Say cheese!"

Revival Saturday Night

Here is a video from Saturday night at our church. We had

revival with a youth imphasis thursday through satuday.

This is our youth choir singing "He's Still On The Throne".

Preacher asked for all of the youth that knew "I Will Never

Forget The Day" to come up and join our youth choir to sing it.

It sounded wonderful! It was such a joy to see that many youth

in one place singing together.

Then the Sons of Faith sang "My Name is Lazarus".

Ok, just one last video. This is one of our bluegrass groups

singing "Thank You".

Brian's Home!

Friday, me and Cameron went to the airport to pick

upBrian. He had been in Michigan

for a ABB robot class.

He said that he had never seen so much snow.

That it had snowedalmost every day that he was

up there. One morning when he washeading

out to the class, the temperature was only eight

degrees. He said that he has never been so glad

to see Charlotte and dry ground. LOL

We're glad to have you home!

Thursday's Devotion

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"The Half Has Never Been Told"

"...behold, the half was not told me: thy wisdom and

prosperity exceedeth the fame which I heard." I Kings 10:7b

The Queen of Sheba was "blown away" by the magnificence

of King Solomon's greatness and wealth. She was even moved

by the demeanor or conduct of his soldiers and servants. She

had heard of his exploits and wisdom, but she had to exclaim,

"...the half was not told me:"

Our finite minds are incapable of cnceiving what our eyes

will behold and our hearts will experience when Heaven's grand

portals are first gained by our redeemed lives. Whether by the

rapture or via the grave, our access to Heaven and the opening

vistas of delight will undoubtedly be mind-boggling. And yet, as

a child of God, we'll be Home, comfortable, and surrounded by

the loving embrace of loved ones who have gone before, and

buoyed by the smile of His matchless face. We will not be

strangers in that "fair land beyond the river."

The Apostle Paul said it this way, "...Eye hath not seen, nor

ear heard, neither hath entered into the heart of man, the things

which God hath prepared for them that love him (I Cor. 2:9).

Now let me try! Every preacher who ever preached and

described Heaven and its majesty would have their muliplied

hearers seem as deaf compared to Glory's wonders. If every

artist since the dawn of time could gather and paint Heaven's

grandeur, it would appear like a sketch of a toddler compared to

its glories. And if every imagination could be piqued to the limit,

it would be like a blank screen of nothingness in comparison to

Heaven's half that could never be told. I'm kind of homesick...

(Isaiah 64:4).

I have often marveled at that. Can you imagine!..... no wait you can't.

~Amy