2009 April | Tim's Blog

Song of the Week: You Are Everything

By admin, on April 29th, 2009%

Matthew West wanted to be a professional baseball player and as team captain of his high school baseball team hoped to get a baseball scholarship to college. He received a music scholarship instead.

In his senior year of college he attended the GMA Music in the Rockies event for aspiring musicians. He met a representative from . . . → Read More: Song of the Week: You Are Everything

Farewell to Audry Handy

By admin, on April 20th, 2009%

It is with sadness that I post about Mikey’s grandma Audry passing away on April 11th. Here is the official notice:

Audry Jo Handy June 9, 1940 to April 11, 2009 Preceded in death by her husband Barry and survived by her sons: Marty (Dee Dee), Michael (Chris), Tim (Sandra), Dwayne (Tony). Grandchildren: Mikey (Teresa), Lyndsy, Joey . . . → Read More: Farewell to Audry Handy

Once in a Lifetime

By admin, on April 16th, 2009%

There are many things that you get to do a first time.But there are fewer things you get to do only once in your lifetime. For me, one of those things happened this week.

We are vacationing on the south side of Maui, in Kihei. One of the activities we planned was a sea kayak trip to . . . → Read More: Once in a Lifetime

Song of the Week: You Will Be There

By tim, on April 15th, 2009%

OK, so I picked a song from Jeremy Camp’s Speaking Louder Than Before last week, but there is a lot of great music on this CD so I am picking another one.

My pick is “You Will Be There” a great song the talks about how God is always there, regardless of the time or place.

One of . . . → Read More: Song of the Week: You Will Be There

Habit or Tradition?

By tim, on April 13th, 2009%

I don’t know how long you have to have a habit before it becomes a tradition. And maybe the two aren’t related at all. For some time now we have gone to Starbucks after church with several members of my family. Our usual place really isn’t big enough to hold all of us but they indulge . . . → Read More: Habit or Tradition?