By Brenda Black My heart skipped a beat when first my toes touched the powdery soft sand that gradually sloped toward the Pacific. A ferry ride and a two-mile hike in cowboy boots landed me the closest I’ve ever been … Read More
©2010 Brenda Black As the banter over national prayer heats up in the count down to next Thursday, I am reminded of the children’s game “Hot Potato.” Everyone wants to briefly hold the prayer tater-topic, then quickly toss it to … Read More
©2010 Brenda Black “After the Sabbath, at dawn on the first day of the week, Mary Magdalene and the other Mary went to look at the tomb. “There was a violent earthquake, for an angel of the Lord came down … Read More
©2010 Brenda Black Take one spring weekend in the middle of March. Mix in, basketball upsets, a foot of snow and historic votes and what do you get? Failed dreams, frozen tundra and bum-fuzzled fans and citizens. Brackets busted and … Read More