Kathleen S Evenhouse
Writing With Vision
Every day when I get up, I pick out my clothes to wear that day. Myu choice depends on the day’s activities, and I try to dress for the occasion. I may have to change my clothes multiple times in one day. But, I choose more than my clothes. The picture below is a visual… Read More
“Kindness is in our power, even when fondness is not.” Samuel Johnson “Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” Mark Twain “Love your enemies! Do good to them. Lend to them without expecting to be repaid. Then your reward from heaven will be very great, and you will… Read More
Prayers come in all shapes and sizes. Some come out as sobs, others as pleas, and others giving thanks. Sometimes we pray scripture. This declaration of faith prayer is a little of all of these. Kathie Almighty God,I fall to my kneesand pray to the Father,the Creator of everythingin heaven and on earth.You made me,and… Read More
We are not the light—we are light reflectors. We couldn’t possibly provide light on our own—that’s a task no imperfect human could ever do. We can’t earn our way into “light-dom.” In order to reflect the light, we must ask for God to fill us with His light. He is the source of all, and… Read More
There are visuals that will always be in my brain, and they are of violence. in New York on 9/11in Orem, Utah on 9/10 And all the violence in between in our country and around the world.. And the reactions, as well as the lack of help in situ in other situations, are mind-boggling. Evil… Read More
Our youngest grandchild is in 6th grade this year. This is a major shift in what we are called to do when we are covering for their parents. No longer is it diapers, constant oversight, 24-7 attending to needs. That makes it easy to sluff off in the grandparent assignment. But if a teen or… Read More
I scheduled this blog on prayer a few weeks ago, but was prompted to return to it the day after the school schooting in Minneapolis. There were negative responses to “thoughts and prayers” offered for these families, because “these kids were literally praying.” Is the extension of this thought, “Prayer is worthless. Look what happened?”… Read More
Kathleen S Evenhouse 