For my Advent devotions, I am reading Walking the Road to Bethlehem: Your Journey to Christmas, by Adam Hamilton, a pastor with the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas. I found this little book in a Christian … Continue reading →
A group of us—authors and a cartoonist— joined forces and rented a table for Word on the Street in Kitchener. What we do not know when we book ahead like that, is what the weather patterns will hold for us, … Continue reading →
We learn about who we are by exploring the history of our family. Storyteller Dan Yashinksy says in Suddenly There Were Footsteps that he is connected to his ancestors by stories his grandmother brought over from her native country. He … Continue reading →
This time of year is busy for most people, with students getting back in school routines and others working on committees or engaging projects. It’s been busy for our family as we prepare for a second family wedding this year. … Continue reading →
Interview with Deborah Pryce, artist with the Uptown Gallery, Waterloo Deborah Pryce, at the UpTown Gallery. Carolyn Wilker: Deborah Pryce is a freelance artist from Kitchener, Ontario, with more than 20 years of experience in a variety of artistic endeavours. … Continue reading →
Being a fan of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s writing, and especially Anne of Green Gables, we couldn’t do the Island trip without stopping at Green Gables in Cavendish. My husband and I had been to the site once before, but my … Continue reading →
