Sunday, March 29th was our 3rd Annual Ladies Trini-Tea, and it truly felt like a joyous celebration! This year's theme was Fruit of the Spirit. We had 20 beautiful table setups that could rival a Hollywood award show, and the food was absolutely delightful—so good that I noticed a few ladies happily tucking away some… Continue reading 04.09.26 Fruit of the Spirit: Trinity’s 3rd Annual Ladies Trini-Tea
Our precious great granddaughter Posie Ann is 1 year old! Her birthday celebration was Saturday in Pearl River and we were blessed to attend. Posie’s birthday was celebrated in style! Her mama, daddy, friends and family went all out for this special event! There were fairy wings, flowery hair decorations and wands for the little… Continue reading 03.24.26 Happy Fairy First Birthday Posie!
Have I said recently how much we love living at Lakeside RV Park??? Well, once again we had a wonderful day here, this time riding in the RV Park’s Mardi Gras parade in our golf cart decorated for the occasion. There are a couple of pics of our cart below. One of our friends Cheryl… Continue reading 02.17.26 Mardi Gras Golf Cart Parade at the Park
He’s easy to overlook if you don’t know what you’re looking at. An older man moving slowly through a grocery store aisle, a quiet figure at the edge of a parade, someone sitting alone at a diner with his coffee gone cold. To most people, he’s just another veteran—another face in a crowd, another story… Continue reading 02.02.26 The Hidden Strength of Vietnam Veterans
The following was written by a dear Christian friend of mine, Joy. She gave me permission to share it here. This may be the most important thing you will ever read. Jesus is Lord No matter how good you are, how hard you try, or how decent of a person you attempt to be, when… Continue reading 12.27.25 ARE YOU SAVED by going to church, being a good person, believing in God or being baptized as an infant?
Christmas isn’t really about the tree or the presents wrapped beneath it.It’s about the way family gathers closer—because long ago,God chose to draw near to us first. It’s in the quiet moments:candles lit,prayers whispered,a manger scene reminding usthat heaven met earthin the smallest, humblest way. We gather because Jesus came.Not with noise or splendor,but wrapped… Continue reading 12.25.25 “What Christmas Teaches a Family…”
Bring your little one to church… Not because they’ll understand everything.Not because they’ll sit still the whole time.Not because it will always be convenient or peaceful. But because there is something beautiful about raising a child in the presence of God… even before they can speak His name. Bring them even when they’re wiggly.Even when… Continue reading 11.25.25 Bring your little one to church
What I shared recently in the article “We are the Elderly” is similar to this article, yet with very different examples. I relate to both articles so much. You might also, so here is “We are the Bridge.” My name’s Richard. I’m 74. And I’ve come to realize something about my generation: we are the… Continue reading 10.31.25 We are the Bridge, author unknown
Perhaps it wasn’t just a coincidence that Jesus was born in a manger. It’s not like He didn’t know the Inn would be full. But, why a manger? Perhaps… it’s because a manger isn’t intimidating. It’s humble. So, so very humble. A manger, unlike a King’s palace or a King’s throne, is accessible to anyone.… Continue reading 12.14.22 Why a Manger?
On dem first day of Christmas, my true love she gave to me:A crawfish in a fig tree. Tee Jules (Jules d'Hemecourt IV) recites his "Cajun 12 days of Christmas". Mr d'Hemecourt passed away on 02.12.2008. In His memory, I post this for people near and far to hear. His Cajun accent may be hard… Continue reading 12.09.22 The Cajun Twelve Days of Christmas, by Tee Jules
- BECAUSE HE LIVES, I CAN FACE TOMORROW - 