Source Whether it's the King James, New American Standard, Common English, English Standard, or another translation/version, we're all reading the same Bible, right? ...right? Maybe not. I recently preparing the end-of-mass announcements for an upcoming workshop at our parish, where we will ... Read More about Pentecost: The Difference in Bible Translations
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Bible Study: Reading the Bible as a Family
We really do believe that a family that prays together stays together! Hubby and I are working our way through the Bible's "one year" reading plan, along with various bible study programs, and what may spring our interest at the moment (so basically...we're all over the place!). Our readings, ... Read More about Bible Study: Reading the Bible as a Family
Book Review: The Story
At the start of the new year, my hubby and I decided that - each night - we'd set aside some time to read the Bible together. Days 1 and 2 we did great. We missed day 3, and got back to it day 4. Day 5 and 6 were a miss...and we've been on and off since then. We really enjoy the time together ... Read More about Book Review: The Story
RECIPE: Pentecost Flaming Cupcakes
Celebrating Holy Days with praise and worship is a given...and bringing that celebration home (and not just leaving it in the church parking lot as you leave after mass) is just as important as attending the Holy Day celebration. A great way to bring that celebration home for Pentecost is to ... Read More about RECIPE: Pentecost Flaming Cupcakes
RECIPE: Deviled Easter Eggs
There's no denying it...dying eggs is just a part of Easter. Knowing a bit about their history - and that they have long been a part of celebrations - makes it all the more fun. The inevitable side of dying eggs is you end up with lots of hard boiled eggs. Deviled eggs are a great way to use up ... Read More about RECIPE: Deviled Easter Eggs