Okay, these babies are just too precious! Time to adopt one. Go online to support this critical cause. Thank you!
Adopt a dog or cat today! Search for local pets in need of a home. (adoptapet.com)
Thursday, August 11, 2022
Thursday, June 30, 2022
Adopting a New Kitten
Adopting a new kitten or rescue can be fun but also a lot of work.
We discovered this baby on our back porch a week and a half ago. No Mama or other babies in sight. After nursing it all night, we were thankful to find the Mama and her litter the next day. Thankfully, too, she took the baby back into her fold.
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Whatever you do, remember that babies like this need homes. There are 400,000 cats living on the streets of San Antonio alone. Please be one to rescue the least of these. Thank you!
Monday, June 20, 2022
Adopt a Cat from a Local Shelter
What adorable cats and kittens are available at your local pet shelter.
Check online today to adopt your very own cat: Adoptable Cats in Your Local Shelter l Adopt a Pet l ASPCA
Saturday, June 11, 2022
Adopt a Pet
Mission, KS - Domestic Shorthair. Meet Bellamy Ruby a Pet for Adoption - AdoptaPet.com
This is a cutie! Adopt a pet today!
Friday, May 13, 2022
Help a Precious Rescue Puppy or Kitty
Animal Rescue and Support is key.
Rescue Puppies and Kitties are So Precious.I encourage you to go today to ASPCA:
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to see your donation put into critical action!
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Friday, December 24, 2021
Happy Christmas - Amazing Grace
by Teresa J. Herbic
Once I was lost, but now am found, “Amazing Grace,” John Newton
Childhood can be a life-directing time for us. Some have an abundant, happy childhood, while others barely survive. Some of you may remember John Newton, best known for writing one of history’s most deeply moving hymnals, “Amazing Grace.” You may know the story of his inspiration to write the song, however, many are not familiar with his childhood struggles.
By age six, John hit a rough patch of vast affliction. His mother, an exceptionally spiritual woman, lost her life to tuberculosis. His father, a ship commander, sent John away to boarding school shortly after when he remarried. At school, John suffered mistreatment. He also felt all alone like an orphan. So at age eleven, John rejoined his father on board his father’s ship.
Later, he boarded a different ship, one that ran the Sierra Leone coast. There, he served as a slave trader. It turned out to be a horrendous experience for John. He was brutally abused. In early 1748, another sea captain rescued John. Eventually, he became the captain of his own slave ship. During one violent storm, he attempted to steer to safety. Many believed the ship would sink. Instead, he experienced deliverance. He wrote in a journal when all seemed lost, he shouted, “Lord have mercy on us!"* He pondered this later and began to realize that God’s grace prevailed for him. From that moment on, he felt an indomitable spirit, clinging to May 10, 1748 as the anniversary of his conversion. Newton once said in his humility, “My memory is nearly gone, but I remember two things: That I am a great sinner and that Christ is a great Savior!”[1]
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Do you recall the moment you were first saved by His Holy Hand? May the mercy of the Lord minister to you as we pray:
Thank You God for opening our eyes to see. For I was lost, but now am found so I thank You!
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