Evendays

I’m sure you’ve read some of the bulletin bloopers. They seem to always come as forwards from some of your best friends, and then you have to forward them on to some other of your best friends or something really bad will happen to you.
A Pentecostal group sent their bulletin to all of the Geneva [...]

All sport lovers in this small country are focused on Valencia, Spain and London, England. I guess that means they are cross-eyed.
The Swiss sailing enterprise Alinghi (the first European team to ever win the America’s Cup) is defending its trophy against Team New Zealand. It’s a best of 9 series, with the two teams tied [...]

The latest student report from our household:
Daughter will pass her junior year in high school with great grades. She’s been out of school for almost a week. She’ll have two friends over from Geneva this week, then she’s off to Marseille for a week with a buddy from Lausanne to do the mini-spiritual internship there.
Son [...]

We’re about as far north as Seattle (for those of you in the New World). That means that yesterday the sun rose at about 05h01 and set at 22h04. I love the long evenings and the early morning light. It’s much easier to get up and get going, though in the evening you’re still looking [...]

On today’s slate, and already 4 weeks late, are the activities I’ve got to offer for the upcoming camp (July 16-30). They’ve given me detailed forms that need to describe the events and activities I’ll lead, thus giving teens unforgettable joy and making them want to elect me best camp counselor of the century.
I’m trying [...]

If Jesus quenched every thirst, there would be no more temptation, no more sin, no more unfaithfulness.
The truth is, he can only open doors that enter into his home. He only answers prayers that are in his name. He is only found by those who are ultimately searching for him. (Granted, he is found in [...]

I can remember trying to hold my breath from one end of it to the other. Dad would do it too, and he was driving… Then always slow down at the end and I would have to gasp for breath… It was about the only tunnel we would ever go through, right there at the [...]

We have 8 Harding University students with us and they will be staying until Wednesday evening. Their professor, Dr. Robert McCready, has been taking them about Europe the last few weeks and they’ll be in France till the end of the month.
This morning, two minutes after their arrival, they went to Daughter’s English class [...]

In the last few posts, I’ve been working through “searching”, basically that we are all searching for something or someone; that God built us that way to look for Him, yet we do so as one groping in the darkness (Acts 17). We resemble, if only a bit, intelligent Googles, continually sending out queries, some [...]

Happy birthday, sis! – An old story tells of the millionaire who spotted a beautiful old painting in a book which covered the history of art. He fell under its charms and decided he had to add it to his collection. So he called his curator and charged him to find the work and to [...]