Tag: Christmas baskets

• Memoir of a 70-Year-Old Super Hero

  Do you ever fantasize about being a super hero like Superman, Wonder Woman, or even an old fashioned hero like Roy Rogers or Robin Hood and Maid Marian? I just finished reading a book about a woman that I can somewhat identify with. She’s about my age. She quit her job as a counselor and…

  Marian

  February 15, 2018

  Book Recommendations, Life’s Challenges, Reflections

  70-year-old super hero, aid worker, Buenos Vecinos, Christmas baskets, Copan Ruinas, drug traffickers, Ellen Finn, Ellen Lippman Finn, hit list, Honduras, Maid Marian, mountain villages, Project School Supplies, Robin Hood, Roy Rogers, rural villages, spirituality, super hero, Superman, Wonder Woman

• Do Something!

  “You’re not dead yet. Do something!” That’s what Pastor Jeff preached about at Messiah last Sunday. He talked about how difficult the past week had been – with two black men being shot in our country, just a day apart, and then five police officers being killed and more injured in Dallas just days later. When…

  Marian

  July 12, 2016

  God’s Love, Jail Ministry, Life’s Challenges, Reflections

  Buenos Vecinos, Christmas baskets, coats for inmates, Dane County Jail, Ellen Finn, Good Neighbors, Good Samaritan, Honduras, jail ministry, Jeff Vanden Heuvel, killing black men, operating expenses, Pastor Jeff, racial injustice, shooting black men, The Good Samaritan, Who are my neighbors?, Who is my neighbor?, winter coats, You’re not dead yet

• Another Piece in God’s Puzzle

  

  A couple weeks ago I received an email from Karina Sibrian Zepeda. She’s the new Director of Development for Casita Copan in Honduras. The subject of her email was “Why do you support Dulce Maria and Leydi?” This is part of her email: My name is Karina and I am the new Director of Development for…

  Marian

  April 26, 2016

  Goals, God’s Love, Life’s Challenges, Reflections

  casita, Casita Copan, children’s home, Christmas baskets, Copan Ruinas, daycare program, Dulce Maria, gift baskets, God’s puzzle, Honduras, internship, Leydi, mission statement, orphanage, piece of the puzzle, scholarship, separate checkbooks, sponsor, sponsor a child