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    Learning to drive a car was the hardest thing I’ve ever learned to do.  When I was very young, the doctor told my parents that I would never be able to drive.  But when I reached high school, a driver’s education course was part of the curriculum.  It was required to graduate high school, so I had to take it.  At that time, my eyesight wasn’t good enough to get…

  • A Deadly Fever

    Our son, Toby, was born on April, 21, 1980, and we almost lost him two days later. Back then, OB ward accommodations for mothers and newborns were a lot different than they are today.  The babies were only allowed in the mother’s room at feeding time.  They stayed in the nursery the rest of the time, and feeding times were strictly adhered to.  So if babies got hungry in between…

  • The Case of the Missing Keys

    Serving in the United States Air Force, Floyd and I were stationed at RAF Alconbury in England for three years.  Seven months before we were due to PCS (permanent change of station) back to the States, a house opened up at Upwood Base Housing, so we accepted it.  We moved into the house the end of May, 1981.  A few short months later, Floyd got orders to Moody AFB in…

  • Pushing Children into Hell

    Leading children to the Lord can be a unique challenge because they’re easily led – but they’re just as easily misled.  So when a youth worker asks the children in Sunday school, children’s church, or Wednesday night Bible club “Who would like to be saved,” it’s crucial that the youngsters understand the question and comprehend the gospel.  Otherwise, our children grow up thinking that they’re saved because of some type…

  • Ingratitude at its Highest

    After Mary had lived with us for a year, and she finally got ready to move into her own apartment, I asked her if we could claim her on our taxes since she didn’t file for herself.  Her response stunned me.  “I can’t allow that.  One time my personal information was stolen, and they told me to never give it out.  So I can’t give it to you.” She’s lived…

  • The Problem Started with Bus 19

    I work as a bus monitor for a bus company that is contracted to provide services for the Head Start program.   The Head Start program is a government run preschool, so we shuttle small children to school.  Most of the children are four or five years old, but we do have some three year olds.  Youngsters that age need some active adult supervision, someone to keep peace between the children,…