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Showing posts with label Mrs. Harris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mrs. Harris. Show all posts

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Very Early this morning

I woke up way to early this morning. 4:00 AM. Scream. Especially since it is New Year's Eve and I will be up really late.
(We have had a New Year's Eve party for years. Friends, family, parents, children, and a trashed house by the end of the night. Our goal was to keep our children out of the streets, away from all the drunks, so we started having a party very early on. They could invite ALL their friends. Good times.)
A gently word came from the Lord. It came in my quiet time very early this morning. First of all, as most of you know, God is so very personal, with me, with you too I am sure. He knows my current struggle and has spoken. It is so amazing that I used four different sources (Bible, A call to die, Streams in the desert, and Daily Spiritual Blessings) and each reading tied right in to one another. Coincident? I don't think so.

When I got up, I quietly left the bedroom so I would not wake Kynn. Of course, I forgot to get my Bible. I remembered that Mrs. Harris' Bible was in our den, so I used it. What a sweet treasure to have her Bible with notes in her handwriting. There are not many handwritten notes, but the ones that are there are powerful. Like this one......

"But the children of Be'li-al said, How shall this man save us? And they despised him and brought him no presents. But he held his peace."

BUT HE HELD HIS PEACE was underlined and written beside it in her handwriting was....Proper attitude.

So there you have my struggle. There is a time to hold my peace and today is that time. I am so thankful that God gives me advice and counsel ...now may I accept and act (or in this situation....NOT ACT with words or attitude) on his Word.

I don't know if you can use this word or not today. If so, remember to hold your peace. It will be the proper attitude. Pray for me and I'll pray for you.

Mrs. Harris and Kynn

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Jamie's Home

Jamie has returned safely from Nicaragua and has many wonderful stories to tell all of us. We plan on going to the Reflection Dinner at the church tonight (Sat.) and will leave early in the morning to travel to Ala. for the funeral of Mrs. Harris. Service will be 11:00 AM Monday morning.

Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Homecoming

Sarah Jeter Harris
February 16, 1923 - July 23, 2008



Would we know that the major chords were sweet,
If there were no minor key?
Would the painter's work be fair to our eyes,
Without shade on land or sea?
Would we know the meaning of happiness,
Would we feel that the day was bright,
If we'd never known what it was to grieve,
Nor gazed on the dark of night?

The above words were in my devotional this morning written for this very day. God is the God of All comfort. He is so good to us.

Gifts from God

God has been so sweet to us during these final days with Mrs. Harris. This morning we had a sweet lady named Annie to come to our room and play the harp. It was such a calm, soothing, time. She played hymns and quietly sang to her. HOW BEAUTIFUL.



Another sweet gift came yesterday. Our friends, JoAnna and Ryan Supler came to visit with us. Ryan is a registered nurse and works in the emergancy room at Lexington Hospital. While he was visiting, he attended to a few of her medical needs. What a kind way to minister to Mrs. Harris. THANK YOU RYAN. Bless you!!!