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
If you've read my blog posts over the past 13 years you know that my heart belongs to Jesus. He is my Lord and Savior. The one I gave my life to when I was saved as a young person. I write about our life, share articles by others and feel strongly that God wants… Continue reading 11.20.25 My Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ
When our parents grow old, they don’t just need care, they need love, patience, and dignity. The same love they gave us when we were young is what they now deserve in return. Let them grow old with kindness. Let them tell their stories, even if they repeat them. Remember how many times they listened… Continue reading 07.26.25 When our parents grow old
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
My love for my God has grown so much lately and I have to give him Praise and all the Glory for what He has done in my life. This was originally the last sentence in this post but it is the most important sentence so I moved it to the top. My relationship with… Continue reading 06.05.21 May 30 – June 5, 2021 old folks luncheon, seafood gumbo, Thanks Leanna, I love God, plumbing problems, homemade Wendy’s frosty, BUNN tea urn, Buddy and Benny, pulling weeds, Buddy’s vet visit, blueberries, Roy’s email, my selu.edu email, haircut, second tomato, new pots for plants, and more!
Our festive event today was not actually called "Trinity's Old Folks Luncheon," but it is a cuter title than Trinity's Senior Adult Luncheon. Right?? We were treated to a Thanksgiving meal and it was delicious! Turkey, dressing, green beans, rolls, and desserts. There were a bunch of us old folks enjoying the meal and some… Continue reading 06.03.21 Trinity’s Old Folks Luncheon
Roy's email account, roy@rchauvin.com, has been closed. Such a small thing but it is just another thing that had to end. We both loved having our own domain and website at rchauvin.com which we used for a few years. That's been gone for a while but Roy's email account still existed as did ghostlee@rchauvin.com which… Continue reading 06.02.21 Roy’s email address
This Memorial Day, tell your children and your grandchildren about the men and women you may have known that gave their lives for the privilege of this country’s freedom. While COVID still may prevent major gatherings at Memorial Day events, you might be able to visit a local cemetery or National Cemetery to spend some… Continue reading 05.31.21 “Memorial Day: Remember the Fallen,” by Dan Doyle
This week started on Sunday when we went to Sunday School and Worship Service at our church, Trinity Baptist. I'd love to have ya'll join us there on Sundays to learn more about our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Find out what all the fuss is about and how much we love being Christians. I… Continue reading 05.30.21 May 22 – 29, 2021 Church, plants, planting grass, pulling weeds, moving bulbs, Roy’s truck, squirrel sightings, DISC in Covington, low blood sugar, white trellis cleaning, Bennie joins the family, neurologist visit, BUNN tea urns, and floating in the pond!
- BECAUSE HE LIVES, I CAN FACE TOMORROW - 