10/28/2024
I treasure each day together with Marilyn. This posting is an update, on our daily journey. Last February Marilyn was diagnosed with ALS. Her neurologist says that it is the slowest progression he has seen. Speech is becoming more and more of a challenge for her. She and others participate by suggesting highlights. One way that we unpack our treasure is through our online ZOOM devotionals meeting daily at 7:00a & 7:00p. where others join us. For those who may wish to follow:
Today's Devotional Highlights
Oak Ridge SDA Church, a Seventh-day Adventist church in Oak Ridge, TN. Looking for a church to join? Visit your local Seventh-day Adventist church in Oak Ridge, TN and see how you and your family fit in to the Christian community provided by this SDA church.
12/13/2023
This mornings devotional highlights. We were joined with JieAnne Quibol Maratas who helped contribute our highlights. as uasual we update these daily on our church website.
11/26/2022
Examine ourselves - Am I a phony?
06/28/2022
Shared blessings & highlights!
02/19/2022
Thanks for highlight contributions this morning: Arnold, Brejie, Dave, Marilyn & Leo, from near and far. And blessings to all who pause and reflect. Your comments are welcomed.
01/27/2022
We were especially blessed this morning on our Daily Connections Zoom call. Brejie"s family joined us from the Philippines.
01/23/2022
This morning we took a different highlighting approach: We searched first for problems indicated or identified; then we looked for solutions, gifts, and promises. My thanks for all the contributions our small group came up with.
I'm looking forward to more of your contributions tomorrow! Did you check out the title? PM me for our ZOOM link.
01/15/2022
This Sabbath morning our highlights were contributed by Lea, Arnold from the Philippines, Pastor Dave, Marilyn & myself from the US. Also joining us was Jessica from Saudi Arabia. Praise God we are circling the globe with this outreach!
12/24/2021
I once thought this was, "To good to be true..." because I thought it was impossible to reach "perfection of human character".