Carol's Corner

January 2010

Like the turning to a clean, crisp page unmarked by
pencil or pen, so the new year lies before us ... yet to be
discovered, yet to be lived ... full of wonder, mystery
and intrigue. And if we are honest with ourselves, a
bit of fear nags at our hearts -- fear of the unknown.
One does not have to live too many years to discover
that there are many surprises along life’s journey.

Last Updated ( Friday, 25 December 2009 20:05 )

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August 2009

My maternal grandmother went to be with her Lord a few months’ shy of her 91st birthday back in 1984. On
July 8th, she would have been 116 years old. I can imagine she and my grandfather, who preceded her in
death by 19 years, have been dancing a jig together in the presence of the Lord ever since. They were such
delightful people to have as my grandparents. My memory banks are filled to overflowing with tactile memories
of my years knowing them.

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July 2009

When Brent and I made a 2-day driving trek to Texas several years ago, we decided to read the “How People Grow” book (by John Townsend and Henry Cloud, both psychologists who are Christian) to be read out loud as we traveled. We did not get too far in the reading, because it prompted much discussion along the way; but the opening chapters certainly piqued my interest for reading the book in its entirety.

The premise for the book is based on the two authors’ experiences as Christian psychologists. Most of their clients are Christians and believe in the power of prayer and the Holy Scriptures; yet, Townsend and Cloud ascertained very early on in their careers that these people were oftentimes stymied in their ability to move forward in their individual healing. All manner of personal problems were not healed by the use of Christian therapy. They pondered over what could be the missing factor. In time, they found their answer.

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