Arriving at Shiloh

Arriving at Shiloh

I remember my first bicycle. It was blue and white and had plastic streamers imbedded in the grips on the steering bar. It had one of those cute ringers that you pushed with your thumb. And most of the time, I stuck playing cards on the spokes so it would make that...
Serve Someone!

Serve Someone!

I am a storyteller and when I find a good one, I love to pass it along. It seems that “many years ago in a small hotel in Philadelphia, USA, an elderly couple, on a business trip from England, approached the night clerk seeking a room. ‘We have tried several other...
What Are You Doing?

What Are You Doing?

I love this story…the noted English architect Sir Christopher Wren was supervising the construction of a magnificent cathedral in London. A journalist thought it would be interesting to interview some of the workers, so he chose three and asked them this question,...
Conversation

Conversation

A Dutch Supermarket introduced checkout lanes for lonely elderly people who want someone to talk to. The plan was so successful that they went ahead and installed those checkouts in all their 200 stores. They also added. A ‘chat corner’ where locals could meet, get a...
Let Your Balloon Go

Let Your Balloon Go

In Bruce Larson’s commentary on the book of Luke, he shares this story.  Apparently, there was a conference at a church in Omaha, Nebraska.  It wasn’t the kind of church where folks shouted an occasional “amen” or raised their hands during the worship...
Practice Makes Perfect

Practice Makes Perfect

When the Beatles came to America in 1964, I was one of those screaming teenage girls greeting their arrival. I wasn’t at the airport, but you should have heard me as they sang on the Ed Sullivan show. (Those of you under the age of 50 can just look up that show!)...