Sunday, October 28, 2012
How Did Christians Become Warmongers?
A recent report noted,
“In 120 countries across the globe, troops from Special Operations Command
carry out their secret war of high-profile assassinations, low-level targeted
killings, capture/kidnap operations, kick-down-the-door night raids, joint
operations with foreign forces, and training missions with indigenous partners
as part of a shadowy conflict unknown to most Americans.
And folks, need I remind you that there are hundreds of thousands of our Christian brothers and sisters scattered throughout the Muslim world? In fact, Christianity is growing fastest within the Muslim world today. I have been to the Middle East. I have met hundreds of Palestinian and Arab Christians. And I can tell you unequivocally that they do NOT hate America; they are NOT our enemies; and they love the Lord and try to live for Him as much as any of us here in the United States do. And every day many of these innocent brothers and sisters of ours are being maimed and killed by the relentless missile attacks and countless wars being perpetrated by the US government. So, pray tell, how can we claim to be Christians on the one hand and be so callused to the suffering and death of our Christian brothers and sisters on the other hand? (And that is not to minimize the deaths of the tens of thousands of non-Christian innocents who are killed in these attacks, but to simply appeal to my fellow Christians with the Biblical “love the brethren” message.) How can we justify this carnage? Oh, it’s just “collateral damage,”
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.
And the over-consumption of animal products, I might add.
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.
Friday, October 19, 2012
After Leeper v. Arlington Victory Prosecutions of Homeschoolers Ceased
From Gary North:
"R. J. Rushdoony became one of the major spokesmen of the homeschooling movement in the mid-1980s. He testified repeatedly in court cases where the state had brought charges against homeschooling families.
"R. J. Rushdoony became one of the major spokesmen of the homeschooling movement in the mid-1980s. He testified repeatedly in court cases where the state had brought charges against homeschooling families.
In 1987, he testified in the case of Leeper v. Arlington. A group of homeschooling families sued the city of Arlington, Texas. There were over 1,000 districts in Texas. They won. Their attorney said in 2011, "After the victory that God gave us in that case, the prosecutions [of homeschoolers] stopped in all the other forty-nine states."
Sharpe brought in Rushdoony as an expert witness. "His testimony was way beyond anything I'd hoped for. It was one of the few times in my career that I ever saw a witness destroy the attorney who was trying to examine him..." Continue reading
Monday, October 15, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Lance's 25th Birthday Celebration

Dinner with Friends
Ladies in the Kitchen
Gathering
We were privileged after the Old Paths Christian History Conference, to spend time with missionary, Dr. Peter Hammond. Dr. Hammond is a missionary who has pioneered evangelistic outreaches in the war zones of Mozambique, Angola and Sudan. Often travelling by off-road motorbike, Peter has travelled hundreds of thousands of miles to deliver Bibles to persecuted Christians in Africa and Eastern Europe. In the course of his missionary activities Peter has been ambushed, come under aerial and artillery bombardments, been stabbed, shot at, beaten by mobs, arrested and imprisoned. On some mission trips he has flown far behind enemy lines to the beleaguered Nuba Mountains in Central Sudan with tons of Bibles, books and relief aid. He has then walked throughout the war devastated Nuba Mountains showing the Jesus film in Arabic, proclaiming the Gospel, training pastors and evading enemy patrols.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Marriage
This works on all types of relationships, even one that has suffered neglect and abuse can be revived when “YOU” decide it’s worth it. Now stop your whining bout the situation and get to work on it in loving manner.
“Love suffers long and is kind; love does not envy; love does not parade itself, is not puffed up; 5 does not behave rudely, does not seek its own, is not provoked, thinks no evil; 6 does not rejoice in iniquity, but rejoices in the truth; 7 bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. 8 Love never fails…” 1 Corinthians 13:4-8
Kaweah History Conference
Dr. Hammond is always teaching,
even when Jodavid handed him a kitten,
he taught about the value of cats.
When they killed off the cats in Europe,
in came the bubonic plague.
Rats and disease thrive without cats to keep them down.
When they killed off the cats in Europe,
in came the bubonic plague.
Rats and disease thrive without cats to keep them down.
We are thankful to have Greg & Regina for
Lance's 25th birthday & weekend
Peter has a way with cats.
God's Speed
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Alisa's Bridal Shower
Gorgeous
Dressing the Real Bride
Bridal Shower Friends
Bride with Mom & Grandma
Dressing a Bride
A bride in the making.
She'll make a lovely bride.
Bridal Pageant
Bridal Dress Designers
Collage
Bridal Pageant
Girlies
Rehearsal Bouquet
Deer ran out of the yard as Joyce arrived.
Just Off Work
Anthony & Alisa are looking forward to their wedding day.
Ruth Onita Bailey Crary
Born in Alto, New Mexico on July 2, 1921 to
James Simpson Bailey and Mary Ann Viola Jane Jones Bailey, lost her battle with pancreatic cancer and passed away at her son Jonathan’s home in Albany, Oregon, in September 17, 2012 at the age of 91.
James Simpson Bailey and Mary Ann Viola Jane Jones Bailey, lost her battle with pancreatic cancer and passed away at her son Jonathan’s home in Albany, Oregon, in September 17, 2012 at the age of 91.
Ruth was the youngest child of seventeen, 4 boys and 13 girls, two of which died in childhood. Growing up during the Great Depression the family survived by farming and picking cotton. The family moved to El Monte, California in her teens, where she graduated from high School at Holiness Evangelistic Institute.
She worked from 1942-45, ironing shirts, in Laguna Beach, Ca. She was the fastest and best presser, an accomplishment of which she was quite proud.
In 1945 she attended Northwest Nazarene College for one year, and remained lifelong friends with many of the students she met there. In 1946 she attended Pilgrim Evangelistic Institute in Pasadena, California where she met and married A. Donald Crary, one of her professors.
Ruth loved Jesus Christ and serving Him. She read her Bible daily. Her hobbies included quilting, playing games, and gardening, growing her own tomatoes, onions and other vegetables. She was well known in her Goshen neighborhood for organizing games for the children after school. Many times the neighborhood children would knock on her door and ask her husband, “Can Ruth come out and play?” While living in Albany, she gathered twice monthly tto play games with the “Laughing Ladies of Grace Point Nazarene, She also worked out at the local YMCA three days a week.
Ruth is survived by two sisters: Virginia Bailey, longtime resident of ElMonte, Ca., now 98 years-old residing in Apple Valley, Ca.;
and (my mother) Mary Bailey Stoops, longtime resident of Visalia, now 92 years old residing in Clovis, California.
Ruth is preceded in death by her father, James Bailey aged 90 years, her mother, Mary Jones Bailey who lived 93 years;
her four brothers:
Henry Cardine Bailey married Alma Bird had Charles and Dora, divorced, then married Carrie Anola Wallace and had Darlene and aged 78 years;
Aubrey Otis Bailey Married Annie Smart Hamilton and aged 87 years;
Oscar Silvester Bailey married Leola May Turner, had eight children - Oscar, Frances, Rose Anita, J.D., Frank, Joanna, Gladys (stillborn) and Ruth who keeps up with the family geneology. Oscar aged 92 years,
Oliver David Bailey who lived only six months.
Ruth is preceded in death by ten of her sisters:
Lillie Magnolia Bailey Freeman married Roy Freeman and had five - James, Mary, Alice, Wanda (stillborn), Evelyn. Lillie lived 101 years.
Lillie’s stillborn twin girl;
Gertie Lee Bailey who lived only 3 months;
Thelma Ione Bailey Howell married David Howell had three children - Jeannine, and twins Bryan & Bernarr. Thelma lived 26 years;
Malissa Emma Bailey Ketchum Jenkins married Charles Arthur Ketchum and had daughter, Katherine then divorced, Married Odell Henry Jenkins Lawrence and had Lawrence & Lavenua. Malissa lived 95 years.
Isabel Irene Bailey married Harold Theodore Gadbury and had five children: Pearl, Herbert, Helen, Hazel, James and Alvin. Isabel lived 61 years for the most part in Goshen, California.
Lequanah Qinnile Bailey married Benjamin William Weise in Roswell, New Mexico. She and Ben raised Thelma’s children. Lequanah died in her home in Carlsbad, NM at age 89 years.
Gladys Madge Bailey married Samuel August Weise in Roswell, NM. Their children are: Marvin, Floyd, Amelia and Doris.
Naomi Catherine Bailey married Charlie Adams in Capitan, NM. They had Ira Lee, Virginia Ann and twins Valter & Flora.
Fama Lucille Bailey married Arnold Carl Fred Seeger in Visalia, Calif. They had Helen & Don. Fama lived 82 years.


























