Author Archives: wang1951

I know that I am not the only one to have had to make changes to the way that I do Sunday worship this year. Many or most of us have been forced to watch worship services live-streamed or recorded online. There have been some congregations that have been able to use technology to makeContinue reading “Come Let Us Worship”

This morning I saw this image on Instagram, and it spoke to me. I’ve shared with some close friends that it feels like I am climbing a very steep mountain right now. My 2020 was like everyone else’s, full of change, uncertainty, disappointment, and loneliness. In the past three to four weeks, it seems likeContinue reading “The hardest climb & the best view”

As I was walking on the University of Oregon campus yesterday, I was praying about some things that are on my heart. Some of those things would be impossible without God’s intervention. I confess to being rather discouraged about some of them right now. As I walked and prayed, I looked up and saw thisContinue reading “One Day the Sun Will Break Through”

Today as I was walking on campus, I began to notice the various reflections in the windows of the buildings. It is winter and the floral beauty I enjoyed in the fall is no longer there. It also was a mostly cloudy day, but then I noticed the reflection in these windows of the sunContinue reading “Reflections”

Good morning! Today, I want to open my heart and share with you something that I am struggling with. For the past several weeks, I have been struggling with feelings of anxiety; it is affecting my eating and sleeping. While it is true that it has gotten worse since Dante tore his ACL and isContinue reading “Tired of retired!”

Hello, friends! It is a new year, and I am going to try something new-my own blog! This first post is mostly to see if I can ‘do it’ or not! I’m still not sure this old dog can learn this new trick! As I start this new year and new challenge, I am remindedContinue reading “Hello!”

One day I stopped my car beside a river to enjoy the scenery. As I got out of the car, and I began to walk across the beach that ran alongside the river, I noticed a profusion of gull tracks in the sand. The tracks were a jumble, crisscrossing each other running out in allContinue reading “Introduction”