Thursday, March 3, 2011

WOMEN'S ON-SITE RETREAT!!!!!

Have you bought your ticket yet????
Have you cleared your calendar????
Are you in need of some time for you and the Lord????
Are you in need of time with some friends?????
Are you looking to make some new friends?????
GET YOUR TICKET THIS SUNDAY AT THE WOMEN'S MINISTRY TABLE FOR THE ON-SITE RETREAT ON MARCH 11TH AND 12TH!!!!!!!!!!! You do NOT want to miss this!!!!!!!!!

Thursday, February 10, 2011

BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

BOOKS!!!! are everywhere. In our homes, in our office, at the church, in the grocery store, and they are just everywhere. Do you read them? If you do read them, why do you read them?
I have several blogs that I read just about once a day and sometimes more if they post more than once a day.
Marsha, our Missionary in Ukraine, posted the other day about her favorite Top Ten. LOVED this and it was funny reading because we have the same books. She has read some new favorites and of course, now I want them.
Cindy, Soon to be on the field in Spain, posted about a book she is reading and the title caught me and now I am VERY curious about getting it and reading it. I haven't read that but just her post about the book made me think. I mean REALLY think!!!!!!
I went to another site today and she has a book posted. Talked to Tara last night and she is telling me about a blog-writer that she is reading the book that she wrote.
My first thought is....I need to go to Amazon and look for some books or go to Edward McKays'. I am one that likes to check out books and of course buy them because I want to write in them. The Library doesn't like it to much when you highlight and write in the books.
SOOO...
What kind of books do you read?
When do you read them?
Do you write in your books?
Do you like the smell of a new book?(I have a friend that loves that!!)
After all of this discussion, I think I may have make a list of my Top 10. I won't bore you with it, I will just post it on my blog.
Have a great day!!!!!!! And Happy Reading!!!!!!

Pam K

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

WELL...It's About Time!!!!!!

HELLO!!!!!
Is anyone still out there????
Did we fall off the face of the earth???? No!
We are still here.
We are still working.
We are still studying.
We are still praying.
So, here is your opportunity.
Today is the start of something new and we want your help.
How can we minister to you?
What can we do for you to help you grow in your walk with the Lord?
What can you do to help others in their walk with the Lord?
This is your time. This is your time to share!!!!!!!!

I listened to Pastor Ricks message this past Sunday. I realized that I had made a commitment to this blog, the Women's Ministry and the Lord and I had fallen off the commitment.
I got busy, and life and this and that and there are nothing but excuses.
I hope that you will forgive me and let's get busy and get this blog back to where it needs to be and what the Lord intends for it to be.
I have changed the background, set up and this and that and will probably do so over the next week or so. JUMP IN!!!!!!
The Lord has given us the opportunity to share and encourage one another. I can't do this by myself.
I look forward to hearing from you.
If you have something to share? an idea? You can.....
send me a message on Facebook
send me an e-mail at doulapam07@yahoo.com
send me a Tweet at Doulamama08
or leave a comment with a way to contact you.
Let's get busy!!!!!!!!!

Serving Him,
Pam K.

Monday, August 23, 2010

Meet You There Monday

There are sooooo many exciting things going on at Cornerstone!!!!!!!
PLEASE do not miss any of them

Women's Bible Study
Women's Prayer Time on Tuesday Mornings
Women's Prayer Time on Friday's at Noon.
Nursing Home Ministry
Jail Ministry
Prayer Ministry
Youth
Children
Choir
Seniors
Adult
Men's Ministry is getting started up and you can't help but to be encouraged listening to their testimony on Sunday mornings. PRAY for our men!!!!!!!

Where do you fit in? Where is the Lord calling you to serve Him????

It's an exciting time.......Jump In!!!!!!!!!

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Think About It Thursday

We Are Able But Are We Willing?


I have been studying the book of Ruth this summer. You may be familiar with the story of Ruth who was faithful to her mother in law, Naomi after the death of her husband and father in law. Ruth could have returned to her family and all that was familiar and comfortable to her. But she didn’t. She returned to Bethlehem with Ruth. There she works hard in the fields of Boaz to help provide for herself and Naomi. In chapter 4 of Ruth we find the custom of the Israelites that allowed the nearest kin to “redeem” the property of a deceased relative including wives and children. This person was considered a kinsman-redeemer. Kelly Minter, the author of the study I am doing, “highlights 3 facets of a kinsman redeemer:

1) A kinsman-redeemer must be near of kin

2) A kinsman-redeemer must be able to redeem

3) A kinsman-redeemer must be willing to redeem

There was actually a closer redeemer for Ruth than Boaz. Scripture does not reveal his identity but it does reveal that he was near of kin, that he was able to redeem, but he was not willing to redeem! And, isn’t it this third element that ends up being our downfall? We’re able, but so often we’re just not willing. This may be one of the most tragic ways for a Christian to spend her life: In the right place with all the right resources but without a willing heart. I so desperately do not want to get to the end of my life to find I’ve missed having an eternal impact because I made all of life’s decisions based solely on what made sense for me and what was for my benefit-unwilling to yield myself to the Lord”



After Pastor Rick’s sermon Sunday about surrender and this reminder of how we must be willing to yield, maybe He’s trying to get our attention. Think about it. Could he be trying to tell us we need to be willing to be made willing? I am just saying…..

In His Service,

Pam Carrigan