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Recognize This Beloved Song – “Faith’s Review and Expectations” | Grandma's Ramblings

A new songbook called Olney Hymns was published in 1779 and one of the songs in the book became perhaps the best loved and well known hymn that is today known by another name. Guess what song it is! This song was part of a section in the hymn book that contained songs based on […]

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Twelve Little Toy Animals, A Little Girl and a Big Imagination | Grandma's Ramblings

A few years ago my husband and I bought our little granddaughter some toy zoo  animals. We assumed she would play with them for a couple of years and then we would pass them on to another small child.  We also assumed she would just play with them by herself. Were we ever wrong! From […]

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From Race Track to POW Camp and Back | Grandma's Ramblings

Just a few miles from my home is a sign that says “P.O.W. Camp Owosso.” The sign is outside of a oval track for car and motorcycle racing. Being new to this area, this sign caught my interest and I decided to do some research on the camp. Here is what I found. During World […]

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Dr Paul Brand | Grandma's Ramblings

Growing up in a conservative church background we sang a lot of songs about the blood: There is Power in the Blood Oh the Blood of Jesus What Can Wash Away My Sins? (Nothing but the Blood of Jesus) The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power I hear less and less songs about the blood.  […]

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My Commitment | Grandma's Ramblings

Today I am 73 years young. As I reflect back on the years, I am thankful for the important decision I made at 6 years old.  My love for the Lord is even stronger today than it was then.  If I could talk to that six-year-old girl, I would say “Thank you for the decision […]

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Do All You Can | Grandma's Ramblings

Today’s devotion was the story of Jesus turning water into wine at a wedding in Cana found in John’s Gospel.  Every time I read this story I try to imagine how the servants must have felt when Jesus had them filled up the jars with water and then told them to take it to the […]

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pastor | Grandma's Ramblings

During my marriage to my pastor husband, I have kept scrapbooks of our many years in ministry.  Looking through the scrapbooks tonight I came across the pages from when my husband retired as pastor.  (This was his first retirement.  He came out of retirement twice – once to serve with me as worship pastors, once […]

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Living in Limbo | Grandma's Ramblings

Limbo – “an uncertain period of awaiting a decision or resolution; an intermediate state or condition.” My husband and I recently made a decision to sell our house and move from northern Illinois to Michigan.  Our real estate agent told us our house would sell better if we did not have a lot of “clutter” […]

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My Husband Says | Grandma's Ramblings

During my marriage to my pastor husband, I have kept scrapbooks of our many years in ministry.  Looking through the scrapbooks tonight I came across the pages from when my husband retired as pastor.  (This was his first retirement.  He came out of retirement twice – once to serve with me as worship pastors, once […]

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My Christmas Wish Book | Grandma's Ramblings

Growing up every year as fall began, I would begin getting excited when the mailman came.  I would come home from school and ask my mother, “Did it come today?”   Anticipation grew each day until finally Mom would smile and say “Here it is!”  How excited I would be as I opened the Montgomery […]

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The Piped Piper of Iloilo City | Grandma's Ramblings

When I wrote this 4 years ago this “piped piper” was continuing to reach out to others – not only children but mentoring young adult women and sharing God’s Word. It has been a joy to see her become an ordained minister and now she begins a new adventure as a pastor. Wonder how much […]

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The Tabernacle of Old Testament and Our Worship Today | Grandma's Ramblings

In our daily devotions my husband and I have been reading the book of Exodus. It was interesting to me to see that when the Israelites were delivered from bondage in Egypt God chose to not lead them directly to the land He had promised them. Rather, he led them into the wilderness. When Pharoah […]

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From Race Track to POW Camp and Back | Grandma's Ramblings

Just a few miles from my home is a sign that says “P.O.W. Camp Owosso.” The sign is outside of a oval track for car and motorcycle racing. Being new to this area, this sign caught my interest and I decided to do some research on the camp. Here is what I found. During World […]

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Hope in the Storm | Grandma's Ramblings

As my husband and I age, we find we are no longer able to be as active as we once were. For years my husband was a pastor and I worked alongside him teaching Bible classes, playing for worship and all the many tasks that come with serving a community of Christians. This year I […]

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