Reese Howells–an intercessor who led a prayer meeting every night of WWII
Readers, Writers & Thankfulness
Any readers in this audience? Thank you. You’re important to writers. Am I a writer if I have no readers? It’s an interesting question. Actor Charlton Heston discussed the conundrum about acting and writing without an audience in The Actor’s Life. He said it was hard to be an actor if you don’t have an audience. But writer and painters…
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Prayer Workshop: A How-to Primer
How to lead a workshop on prayer–church and personal alike.
Who Wrote Streams in the Desert?
Who wrote Streams in the Desert and why?
Hamilton, the Revolution and Me
I finally saw the musical Hamilton. I thought it thought-provoking and original. The catchy music, the amazing dancing, and the clever dialogue are delightful. But I’m glad I knew the story beforehand. Hamilton and the Revolutionary War As seems to happen often in my life, I’d spent time with Alexander Hamilton the week before. My daughter and I visited both…
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Oswald Chambers in Japan
In August 1907, Oswald Chambers was in Japan. I’ve written about his experiences with the Oriental Missionary Society. I’ve also described his trip with Juji Nakada and Yale graduate Gilbert Little Stark. But what did he think of the experience? Chambers was a wide-eyed admirer of a country that had been locked away from the West for many, many years….
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