Pentecost 2020 – A Poem
Pentecost 2020
Amidst Violent Racial Protests
by Eldor Kaiser
O Holy Spirit, come to me;
let me be, forgiven, free.
Come and brush my tears away,
turn my midnight into day.
Sleep on It!
By Don Zoller
I misspell words. I use poor grammar. Often, my sentence makes no sense. At times I repeat myself. Then there are those pesky verb tenses. These are only some of the things my eyes see after a good night’s sleep.
A Hot Summer Approaches
Eric Paul Justin, MD, MPH, MBA | 5 June 2020 Greetings to you, your family and your friends. As Summer approaches, we are experiencing much warmer weather conditions. Yesterday’s heat index for the Kansas City Area was well over 90! Today’s heat index is...
One Sunrise at a Time
Eric Paul Justin, MD, MPH, MBA | 28 May 2020 Imagine you are the fisherman who is about to use the boat in the above photo. As you plan your day many things must be included. Where to go, weather reports, equipment, fuel supplies, food and water for the day, and some...
Building Bridges
By Don Zoller Building bridges is not only an engineering challenge, it is often an art form. Building bridges is part of human history that helps people get from one side to the other side with the least amount of effort. That idea is also ingrained in how we talk...
Capturing the Curious
By Don Zoller
My wife, Beverley, and I spent a few years as exhibitors at mission conferences for an international ministry. These gatherings often drew several thousand people. Throughout the event, many came through the exhibition hall while anxious exhibitors were waiting to tell their story of what God was doing in their part of the world.