I was given an amazing gift last Christmas. I’ve wanted to tell you about it for some time, but I’ve waited. Some stories just take more time. The gift is a framed photograph of three absolutely beautiful little girls. They are my adopted granddaughters, and they are in heaven where I can’t wait to meet them one day. They lost { read more… }

{ Side note: I cleaned off my desk yesterday. I had a big stack of birthday cards I’d received a few weeks ago, and I read each one of them again. It didn’t take but a second for the tears to begin falling and for my heart to be overwhelmed with God’s goodness through the blessing of amazing friends… tangible proof { read more… }

So there was no GloryStory last week. You noticed… and I’m grateful. I could make a lot of excuses for why I didn’t write. The unending rain certainly dampened my spirits { no pun intended }, but there is actually a far more truthful reason and sometimes it’s best to just come clean. I read and follow many bloggers and { read more… }

Don’t you hate when someone’s words crawl inside your brain and camp out there? Like you can’t even remember your name because you are too busy replaying what he/she said. Yes that. That is exactly how I got a flat on my unicycle. Well, maybe that’s not how I got it, but that’s how I knew I had it. Let { read more… }

Take a close look at these pictures. You’ll have to look closely. Do you see Him? Since you’re just looking at pictures, He might be a little more difficult to identify, but it wasn’t hard at all for me to see Jesus in each one of these people when I met them face-to-face in the Dominican. They are the staff at { read more… }

Hello from Santo Domingo, the capital city of the Domincan Republic. I’m here on a mission trip, and I’m learning math. Oh, not the math that was taught in school, but God math. I realize that for many of you, it seems impossible those two words could be used together, but they add up perfectly here where the average Dominican { read more… }