Let It Rain by Michael W. Smith

Lord, let it rain.

New Way to Browse Photos

Flickr Hive Mind lets you browse anyone's photos as large groups of thumbnails. The link below is set up to browse 100 or so at a time. It's really a great way to browse. Then, if you want to see a larger version of any photo, you just click on it. You can then see the Flickr photo in a new window.

View my Flickr Hive Mind here.

Finally My Cardinal Shot

Finally got a really good cardinal shot as I walked out at the South Creek/Wilson's Creek Trail today. Almost didn't take my camera.

9 Top Church Shots

My top 9, according to Flickr. Click links below the mosaic to go to larger versions of each shot.

1. Sagrada Familia, 2. Cathedral, Grand Canaria, 3. Agios Konstantino, 4. Notre Dame Southeast, 5. Greek Church Bell, 6. Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris Western Façade, 7. Mallorca Cathedral & Cross, 8. Church, Downtown Indianapolis, 9. St. Mary's, Indy bw

Created with fd's Flickr Toys.

Gary Allen Interview Part 2

Part two of Ken’s interview with Dr. Gary Allen addresses building healthy intimacy in the home. Dr. Allen is the director of the Ministerial Enrichment Office for the Assemblies of God and Executive Editor of Enrichment Journal.

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Interview With Gary Allen

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The Cross Is Empty

Have a joyous celebration of our risen Lord.
(Shown: Palma Mallorca Cathedral)

More on Flooding in Missouri

AP:

Raging Midwest Rivers Continue Record Rise Following Storm; At Least 16 Killed

FENTON, Missouri — Flooding from rainstorms blamed for at least 16 deaths threatened to worsen Friday, with many Midwestern rivers over their banks for more than a day already and the water level climbing.

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Parts of Missouri got a foot of rain over a 36-hour period this week, causing widespread flash flooding and swelling many rivers. Five deaths have been confirmed in Missouri and hundreds of people were forced from their homes. Many families will return to find their property badly damaged or destroyed.

Read the rest here.

Our former assistant editor for the TPE was flooded out of her house in Rogersville.

It Won't Stop Raining

It's been a downpour for more than 24 hours. Two more have died (total 4) in our state since this report was issued:

Two people died, roads were closed and hundreds of people fled from their homes Tuesday as torrential rains caused widespread flooding in Missouri.

Heavy rain began falling Monday and just kept coming. Forecasters were calling for up to 5 inches of additional rain in parts of the state, some of which had already seen 7 inches by midday.

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Near Springfield, a Missouri Department of Transportation worker was killed Tuesday morning as he helped out in a flooded area. SEMA said the worker, identified as 21-year-old Joshua Slatten of Springfield, was setting up barriers along U.S. 65 when his dump truck was struck by a semi.

Creeks have crested their banks, fields and yards look like lakes, storm drains are full and spouting like fountains, roads are flooded.

Click here for rest of report.

Today Is St. Patrick's Day

Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday, the beginning of the week of our Lord's Passion. It leads to mankind's low point, the crucifixion of Jesus, on Friday, followed by history's high point, His resurrection next Sunday. Praise God for His great love that we reflect upon at this time of year ... and hopefully throughout the year.

What a wonderful Savior.

Walking Again

Winter is retreating. Walked three times this past week. Last night after I got home from work I headed to the nearby trail with my camera along. Took these four shots on that walk.







This last one was on our front lawn when I returned. The robins are back.

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Village Church

A colorful Orthodox church in Gogolev, taken on my Sept. 2006 trip to Ukraine.

What are they thinking?

March Is Here ... and So Is My March Calendar

A new calendar page each month, featuring photography by KH. To see previous months, go to my calendar page here.