I was privileged to speak to a wonderful ladies luncheon, for Stonecroft ministries.
My daughter Graceanne had a demonstration of colors before I spoke. The music was beautiful. Lisa Echols sing the song “No More Night”. At the end of my testimony I always give everyone an opportunity to accept Jesus as their Savior. This is a monthly luncheon that takes place the 3rd Tuesday of every month.
If your church or group would like to have me speak, I do have some open dates on my calendar. Have car, (or plane) will travel.
We are thankful to share some exciting news—SOS Events now has a QR code for online giving!
For many years, faithful supporters have mailed checks to help keep this ministry going, and that is still a wonderful way to give. We are so grateful for every gift and every person who stands behind this ministry.
Now, with our new QR code, giving can be quicker and easier for those who prefer to give online—especially younger generations and those who like the convenience of using their phone or device. Our prayer is that this will make it easier for more people to partner with SOS Events as we continue sharing the Gospel and reaching souls for Christ.
Thank you for your continued love, prayers, and support. Every gift helps us continue the work God has called us to do.
“Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver.” 2 Corinthians 9:7 (KJV)
Recently, I had the wonderful opportunity to visit Source of Light Ministries, the ministry in Georgia that faithfully sends Bible studies to many of the people who make decisions for Christ through SOS Events Ministry.
While there, I met Carla, a missionary with Source of Light who helps process and send out the Bible studies connected with our ministry. She was so excited to meet us and to hear firsthand about the lives being touched through SOS Events.
What made the visit even more special was hearing this amazing testimony. Carla’s in-laws live in Perrysburg, Ohio, and their neighbor attended the Friday night car show where the SOS Events team ministers each week. Through that outreach, the neighbor trusted Christ as Savior!
Now, that same neighbor is continuing to grow in the Lord by studying the Bible lessons provided through Source of Light Ministries.
“I have planted, Apollos watered; but God gave the increase.” — 1 Corinthians 3:6
We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord. 2 Corinthians 5:8
Yesterday was the anniversary Tom Curtis going home to be with the Lord.
Tom was a very special man. He loved the Lord with all his heart. He was a wonderful husband, a good father and a loving grandfather.
His greatest accomplishment was cofounding SOS Events and ministry.
Tom had a vision. His goal was to see teams of soul winners in every state of the USA.
Today, the ministry still continues to grow, and those of us who knew Tom honor his memory.
“Well done, thou good and faithful servant: thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things: enter thou into the joy of thy lord.” — Matthew 25:23 KJV
There are days when life feels uncertain. Plans change, people disappoint us, and sometimes even our own strength seems to fade. Yet through every season, one truth remains unshaken — God is faithful.
He was faithful yesterday, He is faithful today, and He will be faithful tomorrow.
Often we can look back and see His hand guiding us through difficulties we once thought we would never survive. Even in moments when we could not see the path ahead, God was already making a way. His faithfulness is not based on our feelings or circumstances. It is rooted in His unchanging character.
As we serve the Lord, there may be times of weariness or discouragement, but God never forgets the labor done for Him. Every prayer prayed, every witness shared, every act of kindness matters to Him. He continues to strengthen, provide, and lead His people step by step.
Today, take a moment to remember how faithful God has been in your life. The same God who carried you before will carry you again.
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KJV Verse
“It is of the LORD’S mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.” — Lamentations 3:22–23 KJV
Sunday morning is a gentle reminder from the Lord to quiet our hearts and turn our eyes toward Him. Before the week begins and the noise of life rushes in, God gives us this moment to rest in His presence, to worship, and to remember His faithfulness.
No matter what this past week held, today is a fresh gift. His mercies are new this morning. His grace is enough for today. And His presence is the strength we need for whatever lies ahead.
Take a moment today to thank Him, trust Him, and rest in the peace only He can give.
“This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” — Psalm 118:24 KJV
Sundays have a way of slowing us down and reminding us where our strength truly comes from. Before the week begins again, the Lord gives us this day to rest, reflect, and remember that we do not walk alone.
No matter what last week held—joys, burdens, victories, or disappointments—God is still faithful. His mercy is still new. His promises are still true. And His strength is still enough.
Today is a gift. A day to lift your eyes, quiet your heart, and worship the One who has carried you every step of the way. Let this Sunday be a gentle reminder that God is not only with you today—He is already waiting in every tomorrow.
Walk into this new week with peace in your heart and praise on your lips. The same God who kept you yesterday will lead you tomorrow.
Not just for a place—but for a feeling… a peace… a belonging that nothing here quite satisfies?
There are moments in life when this world feels heavy, uncertain, and temporary. As believers, that quiet longing in our hearts is a reminder—we were not made to stay here forever. This world is not our final home.
God has placed within us a desire for something more—something eternal. A place where there is no sorrow, no pain, and where we will be forever with Him. That longing is not something to ignore—it’s something to embrace. It points us toward Heaven.
When we feel “homesick,” it can draw us closer to the Lord. It reminds us to keep our eyes on eternity and to live each day with purpose—sharing the hope of Heaven with others.
One day, that homesickness will be gone… because we’ll finally be home.
Waiting is not easy. In fact, it may be one of the hardest things we are asked to do. We live in a world that moves quickly, where answers are expected right away—but God often works in seasons of waiting.
When we wait, it can feel like nothing is happening. Our prayers seem unanswered, and our strength begins to fade. But God’s Word reminds us that waiting on Him is never wasted time. It is in the waiting that He is quietly renewing us.
Waiting teaches us to trust. It draws us closer to the Lord, helping us lean not on our own understanding, but on His perfect plan. And in that place of trust, something beautiful happens—peace begins to settle in our hearts, and joy quietly returns.
God doesn’t just ask us to wait—He promises to renew our strength while we do. Like the eagle that soars high above the storm, He lifts us above our circumstances and gives us a new perspective.
So today, if waiting feels hard, remember this: God is working, even when you cannot see it. Trust Him in the waiting, and He will fill your heart with His peace and joy.
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