Edhird's Blog

Click to check out The Healing Power of Love on Valentines Day (video) at the FGBMI Langley meeting, hosted by Dennis Spenst.

-Check out our newest marriage book For Better For Worse: discovering the keys to a lasting relationship on Amazon. You can even read the first two chapters for free to see if the book speaks to you.

Tributes have been paid to Canon Michael Green who passed away on Wednesday at the age of 89.
— Read on www.christiantoday.com/society/archbishop-of-canterbury-leads-tributes-to-theologian-and-evangelist-michael-green/131690.htm

“Churches rot away when good men keep silent. Thank goodness for Ed Hird’s courage and clarity in contending for historic Anglicanism amidst a Canadian Anglican Church which has lost its way.”

-The late Rev. Canon Dr. Michael Green,[i] former Advisor for Evangelism to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York

http://battleforthesoulofcanada.blogspot.com/2007/03/endorsements-by-canadian-and-global.html?m=1

Why was Aimee Semple McPherson the most famous North American woman in the 1920s? Click to read the Light Magazine article

Couple shares 40 years of experience in making marriage work
— Read on www.peacearchnews.com/entertainment/personal-anecdotes-inform-insights-in-south-surrey-authors-new-book/

You can order the book online in paperback or ebook (great savings right now)

A moving message worth reposting from Brian Townley:

“In 1968, several months after Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had been assassinated, Mister (Fred) Rogers quietly did something at that time that was quite unthinkable – he not only hired a black man to take on a regular role in his children’s television program, “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” – and asked him to play a police officer. He would also regularly invite Officer Clemmons to cool his feet in the same pool – together.

Years later, in 1993, Officer Clemmons would make his last appearance on Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. In a touching moment, Mister Rogers once again invited Officer Clemmons, to join him at a pool in the front yard. Two friends, one white, one black, soaked their feet together and discussed the the importance of friendship and being kind to one another.

As they said their goodbyes, Officer Clemmons emotionally thanked Mister Rogers and said, “I like being a human being right here and now.”

A great reminder that wherever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for kindness.”

#Leadership # #caring #leader #motivation #motivational #inspirational #lessons #kindness #empathy #mentoring #coaching

Even Franklin Graham, weighing in on the Covington Catholic High School debacle, is calling out the media for false news now.

— Read on m.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/jan/23/franklin-graham-slams-false-news-stoking-covington/

What is your take on the Covington death threats? I have not extensively watched the longer video coverage. It looks as there may be a case of mistaken identity.