Showing posts with label life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label life. Show all posts

Friday, October 26, 2012

Sugar Linked to Childhood Obeisity

"Evidence is mounting that sugar is the primary factor causing not just obesity, but also many chronic and lethal diseases...

For the first time in history, "lifestyle" diseases -- diabetes, heart disease, and some cancers -- are killing more people than communicable diseases. And treating these entirely preventable illnesses costs more than one-seventh of the U.S. GDP. It stands to reason then that simply preventing these diseases could save the US health care system around one trillion dollars a year.
One of the primary, and likely most effective ways of preventing these diseases would be to curb the outrageous over-consumption of sugar." Continue Reading

And the over-consumption of animal products, I might add.

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Funeral of Ruth Bailey Crary

 Ruth Bailey Crary, now with God.
She & Don had two sons: Jonathan & Philip
 Mother was pleased to have six of her seven children present.
 Jonathan, son of Ruth with cousins, Samuel & Stephen
Family Genologist Ruth E. with her Aunt Mary 
 Cousins: Pearl & Mary
 Mary McCormick & her Aunt Mary
 Faith & Preston with her parents
 Lenora & Stephen
 Brothers
 Family
 Gene & Kathy
 Enjoying the little one
 Daughter & Mother, Teena
 Good-byes
 Sam & Ruth and family
 Philip & Susan have great memories of his mother, Ruth.
Jon & Sharon took care of Ruth, his mother, until her death.
We were pleased to talk with relatives.

Friday, September 16, 2011

A Blessed Life



24 Straight Run Chickens
& freshly dipped lids in wood preservative
The painting process

Extracting Honey


Plywood Before Roofing
Iron Sharpening Iron




Kevin & Wendy

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

The Truth Changed Lives.

Daddy and I talked to girls as they went into the abortion chamber.


Terri begged this prisoner, “Do not give your baby the death penalty! Please we will adopt it! Officer, will you please let her come and talk to us?”

I said, “We could care for your baby till you get out of prison and send you pictures!” They ignored us and went in. Our tax dollars pay for this crime of abortion (killing small people). To our delight, about 10 minutes she came out and left with the officer.



"Christians" bring girls in for abortions.

We encounter a few who say they are “christians,” and come preaching a new gospel of antinomianism, which means anti-God’s law. Their creed is, “Do not judge.” Their mental bible consists of a few verses, "The bible says, 'Thou shall not judge!'”

One guy told us last week “God died for everybody. That is why they ripped His beard out. God forgives everyone. Nobody is going to hell!” He said he went to church.


I explained to a lady who brought the above gospel: “John 7:24 says, ‘Do not judge according to appearance, but judge with righteous judgment.’ We are supposed to judge.’”


Terri said, “The verse you mentioned says, ‘Do not judge for in the manner you judge it will be measured back you.’ Jesus is against hypocritical judging.” The escourt chanted, “God will forgive me!” Terri asked “When you sin what are you supposed to do for God to forgive you?” She said to apologize to God.

"Jesus said, If you love Me, keep My commandments.' (John 14:15) Maybe you do not love God," I said.



This gal came to thank Terri for talking her out of an abortion.

She brought pictures of the new baby!

Here is the second prisoner in one day.

Breanna, on (left), arrived with her mother (not in photo).

"She was dead set on an abortion." Her mom said.
"Yes, I was." Breanna agreed. "But when I heard your words I just could not do it."
Breanna is 20 years old and single. We thank God she will soon have a little friend.

"...when I heard your words I just could not do it." ~Breanna
"You mentioned you could help in some way. How can you help?" her mom asked.
We told her we could do a baby shower and tell our friends on Facebook and the blog.
If you would like to send a gift or come to Breanna's baby shower in Bakersfield, Ca.
e-mail Dinah dinahleigh@mail.com

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Why try to save babies?


When innocent blood is shed,
 God judges the land. 
May He have mercy on America. 

Friday, June 11, 2010

Triumph of Life Over the Culture of Death




Vision Forum has posted the topics that will be addressed at its Baby Conference next month. It isn't too late to sign up! The topics look GREAT and include:

A Season of Victory in the Long War Against Babies — Doug Phillips
The Wonders of Embryology — Geoff Botkin
Haiti’s Message to the Families of the World — Doug Phillips
The Glorious Vision of Adoption and Why You Should Consider It
Symposium: Babies, Children And Training
The Glory of the Fruitful Womb
Naming Babies
The First Three Years
Children as Pets
Toys, Tools, and Children
How to Practice Biblical Discipline in the Home
The Indispensable Role of Grandparents in the Life of Children
The Hopeful Theology of Miscarriage
What Every Father Needs to Know About Government Education
Children and the Dominion Mandate
How the Local Church Builds a Thriving Culture of Life
What About Reversal Surgery?
The Myth of Overpopulation
Why I Chose A Midwife Over a Doctor
Suffer the Children: How Families and the Local Church Must Care for the Sick and the Disabled
How Reproductive “Freedom” Destroyed Not Only our Culture, But The Christian Church
Top Seven Legal Issues Facing Christian Parents
The Demographic Bomb
What the Bible Says About Birth Control
The Future of Healthcare in America: How Must the Church and Family Respond to Socialized Medicine
How to End Abortion in America: A Look at the Spiritual, Practical and Constitutional Realities
Symposium on Biblical Bio-Ethics for Birth in the 21st Century: Surrogacy, In Vitro Fertilization, Designer Babies, Cloning, Artificial Wombs, Male Pregnancy, Stem Cells, and More
Symposium on Biblical Bio-Ethics for the Infirm and Aging in the 21st Century: Brain Death, Organ Transplants, Euthanasia, and Care for the Elderly
First We Were Wives, Then We Became Mothers
Women’s Symposium: Managing Logistics for a Large Family
Lessons for the Future of Adoption from the Great 2010 Crisis in Haiti
The Who, What, When, Where and Why of International Adoptions
Top Ten Toughest Adoption Questions

Register for the conference here: http://www.visionforumministries.org/events/bc/
Via Emily from http://doulaemily.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Blessings from Today

Listening to Melody teach herself music from Return of the Daughters soundtrack on the piano.


Victor passing his driving test with flying colors. He smiles, "It was enjoyable, like driving with a GPS." At home, he went straight in to repairing the water heater.


Lance discipling his youngest brother and leading during the busiest month of the year.


Dinah's joyful love for her brother, helping put queen bees in all day. She is proud of Lance and says she looks forward to seeing him married because his wife will be so happy.


Me learning how to make a yogurt bread without the yogurt. My thankful family is the biggest blessing :).


And those are not half of the blessings and answered prayers in one day.


What is desired in a man is kindness

and a poor man is better than a liar. ~Proverbs 19:22

Thursday, January 14, 2010

The Building Arrives

It doesn't look that big
Thank God for the right equipment and men.


A Crew



Perspective


Victor took these
watching the men unload

Coming in for a Landing

Day One

A Neighborly Cow

Great Equiptment

Lift

Men at Work

The sound of construction is beautiful.

Making Plans Reality


A Bigger Erector Set

Ready?

Barn Raisin'

Men who know their trade

Day 2

It is the gift of God