West Coast Sea Nettles, by Josephine Smith age 15
The Glorious Work by Josephine Smith, age 15 Service is defined as “the act of helping or doing work for someone.”. Serving is a very important and key part of the church which Jesus established. 28 Therefore take heed to yourselves and to all the flock, among which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers,… Read More The Glorious Work
This spring and early summer were dry making a difficulty with the blackberries, that is because blackberries are more than 85 percent water. And so, without the help of our hose, they get shriveled up and are not very tasty berries. In a remarkably analogous way, it is with us. This earth is the parched… Read More Are You Shriveled?
July 1st, 2022 Josephine Smith, age 15 Today, I planted some bush beans in my family’s upper garden. Bush beans are a variation of green beans that grow on a bush-like plant. After pulling up the remains of our spring lettuce crop, which we used for composting, we found that the ground was extremely hard… Read More Gardening Log, Planting Bush Beans
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Each day brings new opportunities to praise the Lord. In our praise, we should remember how Awesome and Great God truly is. Read the Psalm below. God loves you. He offers forgiveness for our sins. He also will defend us against those who mean us harm. Trust in Him, He is more than able to… Read More Psalm 74:17 God Fixed the Boundaries of the Earth – you have made summer and winter
The History of Flag Day June 14th is observed as Flag Day each year because on June 14, 1777, the Second Continental Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes for the flag of the United States. The first national observance of Flag Day took place 100 years after the original resolution on June 14, 1877. President… Read More Flag Day
116-A ON D DAY These notes were prepared by GC with seven survivors of the company. There were no disagreements over facts. The places of landing, as marked on the overlays, were readily pointed out by the men. There was no disagreement.—HQ When the company was still 5000 yds out, the men saw the barrage… Read More Combat Interview of D-Day Survivors from the 116th Infantry Regiment