Ruth was waiting in the restaurant for Mrs. Horton. It was New Year’s Eve day and they were meeting there for lunch. When Mrs. Horton invited her, Ruth was tempted to decline because she was in no mood for socializing but Mrs. Horton was so persuasive and not wanting to offend her, she reluctantly accepted.… Read More A New Year Without Dushan
1 Samuel 15 Regret. It isn’t a pleasant thing at all, is it? We all have regret at some point in our lives. It plagues us. It makes us angry, sad, depressed, etc. Would it surprise you to know the we’re not the only one show have regretted something we’ve done? God had regrets too.… Read More Regret
I’m stuck here in my home, self-isolated from my family because I had just come back from abroad. It’s lonely but the continuity of God’s love and presence are what prevent me from becoming depressed. 35 Words
I’m a Ethiopian Jewish woman living in Israel but life here is terrible for people like me. We are not welcomed in the Jewish community because of our skin color and we are accused of being “fake Jews”. My husband is a white Israeli Jew. We met when he came to Gondar, a northern town… Read More Zala’s Story
The sword gripped in his hand was all that stood between his beloved Gwendolyn and him. He drew it from its sheath and raised it. In a few seconds, they would be reunited. Suddenly a swarm of men in white surrounded him. One grabbed the sword from out of his hand while the others restrained… Read More Reality/Blade #writephoto
Don’t you just love it when your child decides to have a temper tantrum when you’re in the supermarket, a restaurant or anywhere in public? Some of us feel embarrassed and mortified, especially when we get those “why can’t she control her child?” looks. We try to deal with the situation as best as we… Read More Angry With God
“Happy anniversary, my Darling,” he said as he handed her the beautiful bouquet of flowers. “Forty years ago, you turned my life upside down when you moved into my neighborhood. And it took a few years before I plucked up the courage to ask you out on a date. Thank you for not saying no… Read More Much to Celebrate
May 1-7 has been Mental Health awareness week. One in three Americans struggles with mental illness but the rate is much higher in women. Research shows that women are 40% more likely to develop depression than men. It is not clear why mental illness is more common among women but doctors have come up with a number… Read More Women and Mental Health
For I am the LORD who heals you – Exodus 15:26 I read this story and was so touched by this young woman’s love and compassion for others who were experiencing what she once experienced. When a leprosy patient cried out, “Don’t open my bandage!”, Sakshi revealed her own hands and feet which clearly showed traces… Read More Loving the Unloved
I found out last week that my mother who suffers from Parkinson’s has Shingles. From what I have seen of Shingles it looks very painful. I wanted to find out more about it so I decided to surf the Internet and get as much information as I could. What is Shingles? Shingles, also known as… Read More Women and Shingles
Notes to Women 