Halloween Alternatives
Many people these days choose to opt out of the traditional Halloween trick-or-treating for various reasons.
Whatever the concerns one may have regarding this event, there are alternatives in creatively making this day special. As Christians, it is certainly a time when one can “overcome evil with good” (Romans 12:21).
Consider some...
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Tips on Elder Care
Pray for understanding, guidance, help, wisdom and mercy.
Try to understand about the fears, quirks and frustrations that beset the elderly. My mother had a strong faith in her Lord.
Uplifters for elderly parents: hearing Bible read, singing praise songs and praying with them. \
Organizations can help:
Cancer Societies, Life Abilities,...
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Your Money: Powerful Weapon or Loving Reward?
What is your financial nature?
Are you painstakingly careful with your money or are you known to live beyond your means and spend it as soon as you get it? Would they call you a cheapskate or overly generous?
Maybe you don’t realize it, but the money you control has the power to affect several generations in a positive or negative way. Where...
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Passing on the Principles
Teaching your children and grandchildren how to handle their finances is one of the greatest challenges parents and grandparents face.
As Indira Patro, founder of Mustard Seed Ministries says, you can go all the way through school, earn your bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees, and yet nowhere along the way will you be required to learn...
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Are Finances a Family Affair?
When you were growing up you always assumed that your parents had money. You probably weren’t sure how much they were worth or where they kept it but you were pretty certain there was a stache for a rainy day somewhere.
They must have been able to save a fair amount because every once in a while your Dad would come home with a new car. He despised...
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Handling Your Parent's Finances
I remember it well, sitting in the local greasy spoon in High River, Alberta having lunch with my dad on one the many monthly visits that I made, for several years, from Vancouver to High River. We were discussing his finances and how to expedite my ability to pay his bills, whether I was in High River or in Vancouver.
The issue was opening a...
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Easter Story Cookies
Ingredients:
1 cup whole pecans
1 teaspoon vinegar
3 egg whites (room temp.)
Pinch of salt
1 cup white sugar
Utensils:
Bible
Mixing bowl
Wooden spoon
Zipper baggie
Electric-beater/mixer
Masking tape
Directions:
PREHEAT THE OVEN TO 300° F. (This is important – do not wait until you are half-done with the recipe to turn...
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