I Can Do It Myself

I remember when my son was just learning to walk. Already, before he was completely steady on his two little feet, he had already gained the “I can do it myself” mentality. He’d try to pull his hand away from our clutches. On one occasion, we were walking down a slight incline and I was…

By Donna Wuerch Noble May 8, 2017 Off

The Band Plays On

I’m so thankful for this season of life that God has given me the sweet opportunity to slow down to hang with my youngest grandchildren. They seem to be in their prime season of life — with their many activities, competitions, sporting events and just plain living their teenage lives that are filled with vigor…

By Donna Wuerch Noble May 4, 2017 Off

Take the World By Storm

I saw this sign on the chapel entry at Concordia University where Payton and Alexia are in their Regional Speech & Debate Finals. I’m sure it’s referring to their team’s name, The Tornadoes, but I believe the second connotation is to live our lives by taking this world by storm in our “can do” actions…

By Donna Wuerch Noble May 3, 2017 Off

Hospitality at its Finest

Hospitality: the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers Years ago, Staci and I met a gal at church who was so very heart-broken. We stopped to pray with her and found that her children had been taken from her because she was deemed an unfit mother, particularly because she couldn’t…

By Donna Wuerch Noble May 1, 2017 Off

Living in the Fast Lane

Living in the Fast Lane I’m integrating myself back into Texas, one step at a time. Got a Texas license plate, bought a house (putting roots down), and yesterday, I surrendered my Oklahoma driver’s license (had that Oklahoma license for 46 years – a little mellowness ensued because of the many precious years in our…

By Donna Wuerch Noble April 29, 2017 Off