It has been called the Soldiers Prayer, God’s Shield of Protection, the Psalm of Protection, or by its Latin title Qui Habitat (“Whoso Dwelleth”). Today, and certainly throughout history, the words of Psalm 91 have been read and carried by soldiers, sailors, and those others who have faced extraordinary peril.
Coptic Priest sends message of thanks and love to terrorists 13th April 2017 2:28 pm by Hassan John Fr Boules George of St Mark, Cleopatra church in Cairo, a Coptic priest in Egypt has expressed his appreciation to IS in the Peninsular, who claimed responsibility for the twin bomb blasts in Read more…
In 1998 we moved to Orlando, Florida in order for me to serve as a Canon to the Cathedral Church of St. Luke. One of the things I fell in love with after arriving in Central Florida was fresh squeezed orange juice and so I made it as often as I Read more…
Last week, I was talking to my daughter on the phone. As she was entering home, she heard the melodic sound of a piano. It was being played by a man who had finished tuning a piano she and her husband had purchased awhile back. She was very pleased to hear Read more…
You may not realize that I majored in Health and Physical Education in College. In fact, I have both a Bachelor’s Degree and a Master’s Degree in that field of study. As you may expect, I have heard every excuse as to why people will not make the effort to Read more…
Have you ever wondered why sometimes your Bible says “LORD” in all capital letters, other times it has the standard capitalization for a proper noun “Lord”, and occasionally you will find an all lower case “lord”? Be still your pondering hearts! You could probably find this information in the front Read more…