Tag: Sunday School teacher

• I Have Something to Confess

  I have something to confess, a sin of omission. It’s something that’s been on my mind off and on for the past sixty years. This sin of omission really weighed heavily on my conscience for the first year or two. Now it just comes to mind occasionally. It happened when I was a little girl.…

  Marian

  February 18, 2014

  God’s Love, Music

  Albert Camus, atomic bomb, atomic bomb test, Bhagavad Gita, confessions, conscience, Doctor Atomic Symphony, Francois Rabelais, George Washington, God’s love, grandma, grandma’s house, guilty conscience, Hindu Bhagavad Gita, J. Robert Oppenheimer, John Adams, listening for God, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Manhattan Project, Oppenheimer, reflections, remorse, sin of omission, spirituality, Stanley Home Products, Stanley Party, Stella Lillesand, Sunday School teacher, talking with God, The Madison Symphony Orchestra

• I Found a Treasure on Saturday!

  I found a treasure last Saturday afternoon – a little, black, hard-cover “Memorandum Book.” From the inscription on the inside cover, it appears that Stella Lillesand, an elderly woman that I clearly remember from my childhood, had given the blank book to my mom in 1921. I remember my mom telling me that Stella had…

  Marian

  May 13, 2013

  Assisted Living, God’s Love, Reflections

  assisted living, Bible memorization, Elsie Kenseth, Elsie Korth, Gems from the Bible, God’s love, joy cometh in the morning, kindness, life challenges, listening for God, little black book, memorandum book, memorizing Bible verses, reflections, spirituality, Stella Lillesand, Sunday School teacher, talking with God, treasure