by iohdev | Sep 7, 2012 | Inheritance of Hope Stories, Practical Advice and Encouragement
USA TODAY’s Nashville music critic Brian Mansfield was diagnosed with colon cancer at age 48. He now chronicles his life with the disease – and with only a small part of his colon – in a series of weekly installments.Below is a segments from a recent...
by Lisa Duscio | Aug 30, 2012 | Inheritance of Hope Stories
Today we pause to honor the memory of our friend Gerry Moors. Gerry, of Pine Bush, NY, died on August 25 at the age of 78. He had been diagnosed with mesothelioma lung cancer in September 2009. Along with his wife, Joan, and his daughter, Maryalice, Gerry organized...
by iohdev | Aug 25, 2012 | Words of Hope
After recalibrating their regard for the holiness of God and the ark, David leads Israel by bringing the ark into Jerusalem. David knows how to make an entrance! 2 Samuel 6:12-19 and 1 Chronicles 15-16 depict an exuberant celebration. There are many instruments...
by Dan Hill | Aug 17, 2012 | Inheritance of Hope Stories
The Conti family of New York still looks at their photo album from the Inheritance of Hope Legacy Retreat at Disney World in January 2011. “I’ve even looked at it just recently,” said Angela, 45. “We still cry over it, but it’s happy tears now because my husband just...
by iohdev | Jul 27, 2012 | Words of Hope
The other night my family and I stopped at a new convenience center in town that is way better then your average gas station. Yes, they sell gasoline, snacks and drinks but they also have a full deli and a pay-by-the-ounce yogurt and topping bar. Well, as we got out...
by Jill Thompson | Jul 20, 2012 | Inheritance of Hope Stories, Intentional Living, Words of Hope
“Show kindness whenever possible. Show it to the people in front of you, the people coming up behind you, and the people with whom you are running neck and neck. It will vastly improve the quality of your own life, the lives of others, and the state of the...
by iohdev | Jul 20, 2012 | Words of Hope
2 Samuel 6 is not often cited as a favorite Bible story. It features God killing a well-intentioned man, an immodestly dressed and wildly dancing king, and a fierce marital spat. Could such a story have any value for us today? This story is situated near the end of...
by Dan Hill | Jul 19, 2012 | Inheritance of Hope Stories
Larry Lanham, his wife, Michelle, and daughters Madison and Maggie raise sheep and cattle on their 38-acre farm in Corbin, Kentucky. Larry has worked the same job providing housing for the elderly for 26 years. However, the last five years have been anything but...
by Jill Thompson | Jul 13, 2012 | Intentional Living, Words of Hope
I received the following on a card from my grandmother and I have had it displayed next to my bed since then. It really spoke to me. Live Deep Never stop learning, playing, or finding wonder in the world around you. Live the length of your life, but live the depth...
by Angela Bailey | Jun 29, 2012 | Inheritance of Hope Stories, Intentional Living
I was once asked in a job interview what the quote I live by was and my answer was the poem “Don’t Quit.” I was thinking of the attendees of the May Retreat and realized how fitting this is for all of them. I think this is especially true for the...
