Since Mike and I grew up on the shores of Lake Erie, we often heard of Oliver Hazard Perry. We also think this is a very artistic stamp and were delighted to learn that the art director for the stamp is Greg Breeding, a former Cru staff member. Continue reading The Battle of Lake Erie Postage Stamp
A few months ago I found out about chocolate parties at Farris and Foster’s Chocolate Factory, so I invited some neighbors and friends to a chocolate party; we had a delightful hour or so making chocolates. Continue reading Chocolate Parties in Orlando
Would you like some great evangelism advice to reach your neighbors or your Hindu and Muslim friends? I’m continuing our Staff Training series with these three 10-minute talks by three great Campus Crusade staff. Continue reading Evangelism Seminars from CSU2013
“Do you recognize the book they’re using?” Nan asked me.
I was having lunch at a Panera Bread in Springfield, Virginia, with Nan (see note) when she noticed two women at the table next to us were doing a Bible study.
When I looked over, I recognized the book they were using, The Significant Woman, a life-coaching discipleship course Continue reading “Serendipity and the Significant Woman”
I’m wrapping up my visit to Ben and Bonnie’s in D. C. to help with our little grandsons. We’ve had a great two weeks together, mostly keeping up with laundry and such for two babies; however, we did manage some fun outings. Continue reading “Apple-picking in Virginia”
October 3rd marked the 20th anniversary of the battle in Mogadishu, Somalia, which is chronicled in the best-selling book and movie, Black Hawk Down. U.S. Army Best Ranger Jeff Struecker survived the intense combat, returning last March to film a documentary. He had turned down many film offers, until this one, working with Cru staff member and video producer, Mary Beth Minnis. Continue reading “Remembering Black Hawk Down”
Mike and Sus Schmitt 