Samuel Taylor Coleridge was an English poet, literary critic and philosopher who, together with his friend William Wordsworth, was a founder of the Romantic Movement in England. His literary works greatly influenced both English and American literature in the beginning of the 19th century. The son of the well-respected Rev. John Coleridge, Samuel became known in the Victorian period as one of the most important apologists for the liberal Anglican point of view. Although Coleridge himself Continue Reading
Cancer-Free!
Update As many of you know, my yearly cancer check up was inconclusive last November. I had only two more annual CT scans before the doctor would release me for good, when a "spot" was found in my kidney, close to the place where they removed a cancerous tumor from my left kidney in April 2012. The doctor said it could just be surgery residue, but they couldn't confirm it for sure. Therefore we embarked on a 5-month wait until the next scan. I wrote about it on this blog: "The Big C - In God's Continue Reading
Come Soar with Me! {An Invitation}
About three years ago, God put in my heart the desire to put together a conference. A day in which a group of Jesus’ girls could get together and share their stories. A day of digging a little deeper… loving a little wider. A toolbox-kind of day. Here’s the idea behind the SHE SOARS CONFERENCE: We go to church, listen to our pastors and Sunday School teachers. We listen to our favorite preachers on the radio, read our Bibles and our favorite blogs throughout the week. But when life Continue Reading
