2026 GARDENING DO’S AND DON’TS
This week, as in past years, I would like to share some useful do’s and don’ts of gardening that, hopefully, will help us in this effort.
This week, as in past years, I would like to share some useful do’s and don’ts of gardening that, hopefully, will help us in this effort.
I know what this makes me sound like when I say it … but let me say it anyway; and then explain why I feel this way. I cringe every time I see a college athlete with “Philippians 4:13” painted on their face.
“Mama” was a weekly CBS TV series when we seniors were kids (from July 1949 to March 1957) and I remember like it was yesterday.
“It’s going to be one of those days.” How many times have we said that?
Our calorie sources, activities, and environment that we keep ourselves surrounded with will not only shape us mentally and physically but will also shape our health and next generation of body cells as well.
A relative of mine told me of an encounter he had with an angel.
My sister and I used to spend hours looking at our view master reels back in the day.
As the calendar flips to mid-January here in Middle Georgia, the winter chill has settled in like an uninvited guest who just won't leave.
Today, from the National Garden Bureau, we take a look at a few more of the pleasures and advantages of gardening.
It was the early days of Covid, and we were all still trying to figure out how serious this pandemic was and how we (as a church) should respond.