Finding God Everywhere

Seeing God's Attributes

Leaving London

Tucked into a small private room near one of the nursing stations I felt blessed beyond measure!  The nurses asked many questions as to how one American woman ended up in a hospital. I told of God’s miraculous intervening in Brian’s life; how important it is to reach others for Christ; and the need for…

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“Falling” in London

Evening at the Renaissance Hotel in London began by relaxing and talking about the amazing day in this city.  Though the day went by quickly, feeling God’s presence at Westminster Abbey set the tone for the evening. Had I known by that very evening I’d be laying upon a hotel bathroom floor with my right…

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London: Westminster Abbey

With only one full day in London we had to choose which sight to see in this beautiful, historic city. The forecast for light rain and cool autumn weather convinced us to spend the majority of the day sightseeing indoors. A quick trip by express train into the center of London brought quick smiles to…

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Notre Dame de Reims–where Kings were crowned

Though this Notre Dame was constructed during the 1200’s a.d., the original church at this site was built in the 5th century.  During the hundred years war in the 1300’s, the English held this as a prize possession of war.  It was liberated by a woman, Joan of Arc, in 1429. Listening to God, Joan of Arc,…

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My 60th Birthday, October 24

Today I’ve lived six decades.  Some days I feel very young, while at other times I can barely get my body to move.  The year I was born, 1954, someone my age would definitely be considered a senior citizen.  I try not to see myself as “senior” as it just causes me to “feel old”!…

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The Louvre and Musee D’Orsay–Creativity

France is filled with museums and artwork every where we look.  Buildings, statues, fountains, churches, and artists themselves are throughout this country but no where more so than in Paris. Questions such as:  How much time?  Where to begin? Which painting to pause at, consider, and spend time beyond the quick look/walk?  This one caught…

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Notre Dame De Paris

The most famous church in the world is this particular Notre Dame.  Many do not realize there are numerous Notre Dame cathedrals scattered all over the world.  Paris is just the most famous, and this cathedral sees more visitors than any other site in Paris (even more than the Eiffel Tower).  Listening to one particular…

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Finding Kindness at Saint Chapelle

Near to Notre Dame is a magnificent church built by King Louis IX (Saint Louis as he is also known) in the middle of the thirteenth century.   This church was built as a private chapel for the King to hold precious Holy Relics of the Passion of the Christ:  the Crown of Thorns and…

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Remnants of Wars: Musee L’Armee

I arrived in France on Sunday, October 19, and, after a few days of “taking it easy”–discovering local small eateries near my private apartment rental; sampling scrumptious breads and desserts; listening to a new dialect and coaxing my body into a new time zone–I’m ready to discover whatever God reveals.   On October 21, I began…

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