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2010 has been a losing year for the Dallas Cowboys. Except for pitifully rare winning moments, the Cowboys have landed in the losing column most of the time this seasons. Die-hard fans like my husband Frank find that painful to … Continue reading →

In the bleak midwinter, icy wind may blow,Earth stood hard as iron, water like a stone;Snow on snow had fallen, snow on snow on snow,In the bleak midwinter, long and long ago. Angels and archangels may have gathered there,Cherubim and … Continue reading →

Every book I’ve written so far has taken on a life of its own. Half the Church is no exception. Initially, I wanted to put in a single volume what I’ve learned so far about the Bible’s message for women—Image … Continue reading →

I don’t use the word “miracle” loosely, but the description fits the story of this video. Before Lausanne, I contact Elke Werner (Marburg, Germany), Lausanne Senior Associate for Women in Evangelism, to find out what was being done to champion … Continue reading →

Now that the return trip jet lag is subsiding, I am making good on my promise to show the videos I couldn’t upload in Cape Town with the Internet connection at the hotel. These drummers were a show-stopper. They kept … Continue reading →

It is great to be home again after nearly 48 hours of travel and a 16 hour flight from Johannesburg to Atlanta. I was greeted at the Boston-Logan Airport by a welcoming committee of one, who was eager to hear … Continue reading →

I am still processing what I experienced today, and one blog post simply cannot do justice to today’s pilgrimage into South Africa’s Apartheid past and still-troubled present. I was part of a group of new friends from all over the … Continue reading →

I promise I’m not biased, but I must say the women speakers at Lausanne have been unforgettable. They have delivered some of the most powerful moments of the Congress so far. First the 18-year-old Korean girl spoke. People are still … Continue reading →

After today’s focus on reconciliation, I can’t help feeling a bit shell-shocked tonight. It’s one thing to read stories of suffering and atrocities in books. It’s another matter entirely to hear those stories from the people who lived them. I … Continue reading →

The CD of resources for women is here, and we are handing them out right and left! The CD includes the video funded by Synergy, which we will release online after Elke Werner’s General Session message on Saturday. Elke (Marburg, … Continue reading →