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BOOK REVIEW:
HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW A SECRET STORY OF QUILTS and the UNDERGROUND RAILROAD is the title of this book written by Jacqueline L. Tobin and Raymond G. Dobard, Ph.D., the title of my review is: The importance of sewing in the history of Black Americans, also known as African-Americans. I hesitated reading this book because I wanted to read about…
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SISTER TALK: To be a housekeeper or not!
Housekeeper / Homemaker ,whatever title you want to give us, the work is not easy. I read old books on homemaking and the women worked long hours. Being a stay at home mother is a much needed assignment, I believe from God, and a lifestyle that should be promoted.
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CHURCH: WOMEN IN CHURCH LEADERSHIP POSITIONS
Once upon a time I believed women could be Pastors and Elders and in other positions of leadership but as I studied and prayed over Gods word I had to change the way I thought.
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We threw out our history
The easier life becomes today the harder it will is to survive when the grid goes down, the water is bad, and the phones don’t work. I am sharing this video because I appreciate how things were done long ago and I get sad whenever I remember how “they” threw away my mother’s old sewing machine. Many people throw away…
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FINANCES: The accumulation of STUFF
I have a soap box I step on from time to time regarding how we allow advertisements /marketing to convince us to buy stuff we really don’t need. I don’t think most people could handle true rationing.
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CHURCH: When we die…..
There is never a good time to think about it or talk about it but it happens, what you believe matters.
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