May 7 was the National Day of Prayer.
In my opinion, every day should be a National Day of Prayer. It is in my house! Every morning I start my day with giving God praise and thanks, then offer Him my thoughts, works and deeds for the day. I say my rosary and pray for all who have asked for prayer. I end with a prayer for our nation.
I read from my daily missal, which has three Bible readings. The first is from the Old Testament, Letters, Acts of the Apostils, or Revelations.
The second reading is from the Psalms. The third and final reading each day is always the Gospel.
No matter what is going on in the world, God's Word always lifts my spirits. He is the one I always turn to. He gives me the peace and joy that the world can never give.
On most Wednesdays, a small group of ladies comes to my home to say the rosary and to read the Bible. If you think you may want to join us, just give me a call. If you want prayer, my number is 357-2416. God is good.
Does living with diabetes make your life gloomy?
Well, it doesn't have to.
Attend the first annual "Living with Diabetes Expo," presented by Prevention Awareness and Community Education for Diabetes (P.A.C.D.), on Saturday, May 16.
This free event will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Fusaro Hall at the Shasta District Fair grounds in Andrson. Although there is no admission charge, donations are welcome.
The event featues guest speakers, food, activities and prizes. It promises to be fun and educational for the whole family. For more information, contact Gary at 357-5386 or Jennifer at 941-2032.
Day is breaking and the farm is calling.
May God bless your week.
Scripps Interactive Newspapers Group
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