Digging deep
While camping with my uncle and aunt, we spent our days out exploring the area and searching for birds. Two of us pushed to...
Stages of Development
I recently read an article in Birds&Blooms about the stages a bird goes through in life. I ask my birding friend Craig Taylor to send me...
I’m grateful!
Last Sunday, we woke up to a beautiful sunrise. The sun glimmered off the tree limbs that had lost their leaves. The evergreens' color...
Area volunteers contribute more than 10K gift boxes to Operation Christmas Child
Ann Peterson, volunteer coordinator the Church Relations Team for Northeast Georgia for Operation Christmas Child (OCC), announced that 10,678 shoeboxes have now been sent so...
Old friends
Our bird feeder was down for a couple of weeks and then it took several days for the birds to find it again. When...
On the wings of eagles
The shadow of something large flying over the deck grabbed my attention. The bird was huge, and when it circled around and flew back...
Teaching spiritual survival strategies
Habersham Christian Learning Center (HCLC) is teaching Survival Strategies this semester. The course focuses on how to survive in life from a Christian perspective....
There’s Hope for the Hungry in Cleveland November 11 and December 9
Karmen Hulsey, the missions director at the Chattahoochee Baptist Church in Cleveland, Georgia, has announced the next dates for free food distribution in White...
Feed the birds!
One of my favorite songs from one of my favorite movies is “Feed the Birds” in Mary Poppins. It’s a beautiful, but sad, song,...
3rd Annual Christian Literature Drive, Saturday, November 14th
Coordinator Luke Canup has announced the 3rd Annual Christian Literature Drive. Partnering with Love Packages, a ministry whose mission is to glorify God through...
Birds in Flight
Recently while camping, we spent an uncomfortable night while a storm crashed around us. It was late before we could finally get to sleep....
Hiding in plain sight
Standing in a parking lot recently, I heard birds chirping in all directions. I finally narrowed down one small Crepe Myrtle from which the...