From the author of The Swan House, a classic in the South, comes a new heartfelt story for fans of Heartland and When Calls the Heart. For as long as she can remember, Allie Massey, a gifted physical therapist, has dreamed of making her grandparents’ ten-acre estate in the middle of the city into a … Read More By Way of the Moonlight
Thanksgiving Week passed in a delightfully chaotic and joyful blur, Lord. At one point on Thursday, twenty-five of us ranging in age from 20 months to 87 years were spread around my father’s house. We managed to gather all the family in the front yard before eating the meal. The sky was cobalt blue and … Read More Letters to the Lord: Thankful Tuesday
It’s the question we are used to being asked at this time of year: What are you thankful for? And I imagine we all can cite numerous people/experiences/possessions we are thankful for, especially after coming through two really difficult years globally and perhaps personally. My heart is full of gratitude that my two jobs allow … Read More Letters to the Lord: Thankful
Searching for Mt. Hood We’re heading home, Lord, after two weeks Out West in California, Oregon, and Washington. I’d only been to California once and never ventured to the Pacific Northwest, but now I’ve been totally enamored with the beauty of Your creation in this part of the world. We spent six days in Fresno, … Read More Letters to the Lord:
As Paul and I are attending a conference for the leaders of our mission, One Collective, (formerly International Teams) this week, I thought you might like to read a short testimony I shared at another missions’ conference way back in 1991. The Young Mother and a Faithful God Sometimes I wonder, perhaps like many … Read More Letters to the Lord: The Young Mother and a Faithful God
My amazing mother-in-law, Doris Ann Musser, is back again with a heart-wrenching, thought-provoking post. She and my equally amazing father-in-law, Harvey Musser, served as missionaries in Haiti in the early 1980s, directing a hospital in Leogane. The photos are from their years at the hospital in Haiti, although they are not specifically of Joe and … Read More Letters to the Lord: Good-bye, Joe
We finally made it back to our little home in Flintstone, Georgia, after a train ride from Lyon to Paris, a transatlantic flight from Paris to Newark, NJ, a layover and then a flight to Boston, a weekend in Boston with the newlyweds and then a flight to Atlanta where we stayed with my father … Read More Letters to the Lord: Winning an Award
Over two months ago I promised to post more wedding photos in Letters to the Lord. And then life happened and alas, no more photos. Until now. Last weekend while visiting the newlyweds in Boston, Ashlee gave me a thumb drive with ALL the professional photos and video on it. (Kudos to Peacock Photo and … Read More Letters to the Lord: Wedding Wonder
Bonjour, dear ones, from Atlanta! I’m jetlagged and a bit heartbroken as I’m here with my precious father who has pancreatic cancer. So grateful to be able to be back with him after our 7 weeks in France. We’ll be here in the States indefinitely as we navigate this season with my dad and also … Read More Letters to the Lord: It’s a Wonderful Christmas
As we are packing to return to the States for at least four months, my mind is a blur of emotions. Such a short time in France, yet so rich. In seven short weeks, we’ve soaked in the wonder of Your people and Your work in France, Lord. My spiritual director has often encouraged me … Read More Letters to the Lord: Savor
As we were coming to the end of our mandatory month off from Member Care, I listened to this podcast about spending a day alone with God. I’d had many sweet times with the Lord during this month, but I felt the Holy Spirit encouraging me to follow the suggestions from The Potter’s Inn blog … Read More Letters to the Lord: Why Are You Thinking These Things?
We’re home in France! I am sitting in the chaise lounge behind the house, drinking a cup of chai tea from my favorite mug bought in Aigues-Mortes two summers ago, with my Bible and prayer list and freshly cut ‘belles de nuit’ sitting on the little wrought iron table beside me. This is My. Place. … Read More Letters to the Lord: Taking Time Off
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Elizabeth Musser 