Sharon Scanlan and Donna Boring The first Fall Study begins Oct. 2 at 9:45 a.m. in the Elizabeth Room for six Wednesday mornings. Our study will be “Experience the Travel Narrative of Acts.” Come experience the travel narrative of Acts, tracking the exciting journey of the early church from Jerusalem to Rome, all propelled by…
Two new books by local poet Janet McMillan Rives (janetmrives.com) were released this spring. On Horsebarn Hill: Poems (Kelsay Books) is the author’s third poetry chapbook. Gene Twaronite notes that “In these searing yet joyous memory poems, Rives takes the reader back on a journey to where it began.” That beginning was the upstairs apartment…
We are delighted to welcome Rabbi Daniel “Danny” Price to Congregation B’nai Midbar. Rabbi Daniel “Danny” Price received his Rabbinic Ordination from the Academy for Jewish Religion in New York. He has over two decades of experience as a Rabbi, Educator, and Cantorial Soloist. With a B.A. in Music/Communications from Plattsburgh State University and a…
Quilter Monica Oszust has been quilting for almost 20 years. (Photo by Debora Witten)
Georgine Hurst In June I wrote an article entitled “You Have Two But You Only Need One” about the need for living kidney donors and how to become a donor. This article provides a snapshot of what donor candidates experience. Note that each kidney center determines its own requirements for donors and recipients. Donors may…
Gerry Tietje The monsoon rains we experience during summer in SaddleBrooke Ranch and the surrounding area produce a second season to enjoy wildflowers. Some species are the same as those we see in spring, but many are different. Fishhook Barrel cacti, for example, only produce their orange blossoms after monsoon rains have fallen. Yellow Summer…