Posts from the ‘Faith’ Category

Easter Pictures 2011

This is definitely one of the best times to have an old house…iron fences, columns and nice backgrounds galore for pictures. Vivian took all of the pictures of me and Steven.  She did a great job.  She is going to be a great little photographer when she grows up.   She is reading this as [...]

Decorating for Christmas

Its kinda hard to decorate for Christmas when half of your kitchen is in the dining room and the other half is on your back porch.  Nevertheless, we are trying to muster up some Christmas spirit in the Warren house.  I type this as I hear hammering in the kitchen as the new floor is [...]

Remodeling 101 by Mary Southerland

I read this today and laughed about waking up to see the toilet in the Master bedroom…I have many stories like that too!  Hahaha…read on…. Today’s Truth  Colossians 3:13 “Bear with each other and forgive whatever grievances you may have against one another. Forgive as the Lord forgave you.” Friend to Friend  I promised myself [...]

Religion

This is a very interesting post and worth a read. Don’t know much about religion? You’re not alone, study finds Odds are that you know Mother Teresa was Catholic, but what religion is the Dalai Lama? How about Maimonides? And – no Googling – what’s the first book of the Bible? How about the first [...]

Adoptable Dolls Are Now Available!

If you have ventured over to my other blog, BeautyofAdoption.wordpress.com, you know that we are working on an International Adoption.  We are working on a couple fundraisers to make this possible.  Today, I received the dolls in that are up for “adoption”.  They come with a Certificate of Adoption and a story about where they [...]

Children in Handumanan, Philippines

You may remember me talking in July about having a school supply drive at our VBS.  The kids at our church packaged up the boxes and wrote letters to the kids in the Philippines.  We had such a great time and a tremendous outpouring of hearts during that week of VBS.  The school finally received [...]

Christian = Naive?

I am convinced that I must  not have the most recent edition of the good ole dictionary.  I am certain that if I look up the word Christian in the dictionary, that it most likely has the word NAIVE as the definition.  Or, is that just what everyone thinks?  I had to take down the [...]

G.A. Mangun, “Shepherd to Thousands”

Tomorrow, we gather to honor our Bishop’s life and to celebrate his new life in heaven.  The Town Talk wrote a beautiful article and I thought I would repost here. Longtime Pentecostal pastor Gerald A. Mangun of Alexandria dies at 91 Central Louisiana lost one of its most notable spiritual figures when the Rev. Gerald [...]

Sunday School Awards

Vivian received her Five Year Old Sunday School Trophy for memorization of several scriptures and the names of the 12 disciples. Go girl!

Worship On The River

Tomorrow, April 25th, 5:00 p.m., at the Riverfront Ampitheatre, downtown Alexandria, The Pentecostals of Alexandria will have their 8th Annual Worship on the River.  Come an join us at this community worship event.  Andrea

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