Choose life: Yet Nature has its ways. Miscarraige, Stillbirth

"Anyhow, if you are a woman and have had a +Miscarriage or sign of no fetal heart tones, you do NOT have to depend on medical "professionals" to cure this. Although I do credit the professional with much exposure to women who have lost the +Fetal-heart-tones and have pregnancy problems, I know that ALL women can gain knowledge necessary to build and sustain life and correct its problems as necessary in a financially reasonable and private method. Follow this ladder for the best therapy and financially affordable healthcare: Lifestyle/Nutritional changes, Botanical Herbal Medicine, Low-toxicity Pharmaceuticals, "big gun" high toxic pharmaceutical, Surgical Intervention

Here are some common problems that occur in the Maternity Department and the at home non-pharmaceutical solution:

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Miscarriage
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signs and symptoms: Before 3 months after missed monthly friend, bleeding occurs. Possible cramping. No fetal heart tones with electronic fetoscope.

A miscarriage can be assisted to +Induce and let go of contents with an herbal +Therapy of Vitamin C and parsley."

To read more click here: http://www.bubblews.com/news/2207064-choose-life-yet-nature-has-its-ways-miscarraige-stillbirth


Search words: Miscarriage, Herbal Remedy, Still-birth, Home birth, No fetal heart-tones, Home birth, Anemia

When women copy-each-other.......

"I grew up in a community where I took care of elderly women who raised 19 children and it was no big deal or a popular media show appeal.

For women to copy each other means that women put the bible on the bookshelf and never pick it up. They run to community activities and go to the bar because only the "cool" or the "happy" women go there. They choose death and abort children or "think" that they will never see the loss of children in miscarriage. This is deception and a lie. It is terrible for women to copy each other.

One women who was having many struggles in marriage, in finances, in health was encouraged to give up on having children."

To read more click here: http://www.bubblews.com/news/2144491-when-women-copy-each-other

Link to guiding their heart

Finding hope in keeping your child's heart:

Ideas to a link are here: http://www.visionarywomanhood.com/one-methods-building-heart-heart-relationships-kids/

I didn't choose to bookmark this but wanted to save it on my blog instead.

Enjoy reading!

Always bear what God has provided for you

"The definition of marriage has no definition here in the USA. If the USA would keep its head on its shoulders it would say a marriage should not be defined by a secular institution. Period. Secular institutions deal with money. Not religious matters.

He made a pretty good point. There is a clear difference between the godly person and the person who titles him or her self Christian."


To read more you may read the article here:
http://www.bubblews.com/news/2059709-always-bear-what-god-has-provided-for-you

Cursive Writing

Did you know that US public schools no longer require cursive writing practice? Do you think that is good or bad for the students?

I personally think that is robbing the children of their access to gain and improve their creative writing skills. Although today I do not write cursive on a daily basis, I know that it is fun and exciting to learn how to write new and different ways.

As a whole, writing is an art. It always has been and always should be approached as such. If we turn it into a technical and mechanical "need" the child ends up in frustration especially the boy children. The need for speed actually diminishes this creative skill.

About a century ago, students were practicing an improved method of "speed" cursive writing. They would daily go through drills that would teach them how to write the cursive letter A quickly through writing about 50 or more on a page. Later in lessons they would move on to write whole words several times on a page in a set amount of time. Each time they wrote the word they were required to create the word to look more and more professional and legible as well as beautiful looking.

To me, cursive writing helps the child pay attention to tiny and minute details. It allows the child to sense differences in traits simply by observing the texture of an individual's writing. It is said that children who are taught to pay attention to small details end up being the leaders in society. They are the ones who become the lawyers, doctors, CEO's and such.

Don't get me wrong the computer is a wonderful tool, however, imagine a child assuming that all life depends upon this tool and this tool alone. He may not know that he can kindly write a beautiful hand written letter to grandma or a beloved girl if he doesn't know he has these cursive writing skills.
Perhaps he may want to start a special calligraphy business one day, if the child doesn't have the skill, he won't be able to begin.

What do you think? Should we encourage public schools to include cursive writing in the curriculum? Does eliminating cursive writing cause the child to become "dumb" or incapable simply because they lack the skill? Are educators assuming that our children are "robots" an not creative people? Think of other skills from the past we were not taught and how this affects us adults (candle making, getting food from wild, homebirth, herbal remedies and more).


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Gathering of Believers: Gathering 2

Before Beginning: This is an outline for a home-church service.  Feel free to use it as you wish.  Encourage other local neighbors and friends to join you and have a fellowship meal following or between services.  Before beginning, ensure that all members of the household are dressed and prepared as if a "king" was going to enter your home, simply to show respect unto our Lord and Savior.  Women dress modestly, head covered and feminine.  Men dressed in clean and neat attire.  This church service is designed for those who are persecuted, do not feel the moral conditions of the local churches are scriptural, disabled, isolated, large family, work obligations, slavery, maternity conditions and any other interested persons may listen and participate in the service.  We encourage you to hold a family integrated service and not to segregate based on age, race or former religious convictions.  To accommodate singles and provide a singing atmosphere, you may separate males and females.  If a fellowship with other believers is not available through this service, I encourage you to visit a local independent bible believing congregation as you are able.

If you would like you may add candles, communion or other elements or nothing at all in a plain space.  It is up to you to decorate or not decorate.  It is up to the individual church body to acknowledge deacons, pastor, speaker, elders and other leaders as well as level of discipline.

If some of sounds or videos do not work you may read those portions OUT-LOUD if they are accessible.  This service is in English and only uses KJV of the bible for scriptural reference.  All portions of scripture are chosen at random (to recognize that all people have "no knowledge" and need further study of scripture) except on biblical acknowledged holidays.  The more you, the visitor, participates and focuses in the service, the more enjoyable it will be.  The more mere observation and alternative attention or scorn, you the visitor, participates in, the less satisfying it will become.

This service is LONGER than the usual one-hour service (four or more hours) to acknowledge greater need to understand scripture.  You may use this service on any day of the week as you would like.

The Sermon and links to outside reference may or may not coordinate with scripture.  The speaker may or may not have hidden sins like child-perversions, adultery, profanity, plagiarism, spiritual abuse and so on.  If I don't know them face to face on a regular basis I cannot judge this for you.  I may or may not agree with all information presented by speaker.  Please use for your information only.
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Greet one-another with a holy kiss

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Beginning:

Welcome, please feel free to sign in the comments below to acknowledge your visitation here.  If you would like to add a name to a prayer list you may list a nick-name on this internet sight.  Today on biblical calendar is Tebet 10.  The Gregorian calendar date is January. There are a few bible portions mentioned this week.  Tebet 10: 2 Kings 25:1, Jeremiah 52:4, Ez 24:1
Tebet 12: Ezekiel 29:1 http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ezekiel%2029:1&version=KJV

Law Reading: Deut. 7, Deut 16
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Deut.%207,%20Deut%2016&version=KJV




First Psalm Reading: Psalm 10
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ps%2010&version=KJV






Reflection on Reading: 

(a speaker may reflect on what is written or simply write personal thoughts and prayers)

First Song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb4w-wVt8ws


 I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say

1 I heard the voice of Jesus say
Come unto Me and rest;
Lay down, thou weary one, lay down
Thy head upon My breast.
I came to Jesus as I was,
Weary, and worn, and sad;
I found in Him a resting-place,
And He has made me glad.

2 I heard the voice of Jesus say,
Behold, I freely give
The living water; thirsty one,
Stoop down and drink, and live.
I came to Jesus, and I drank
Of that life-giving stream;
My thirst was quenched, my soul revived,
And now I live in Him.

3 I heard the voice of Jesus say,
I am this dark world's light;
Look unto Me, thy morn shall rise,
And all thy day be bright.
I looked to Jesus, and I found
In Him my star, my sun;
And in that light of life I'll walk
Till travelling days are done. Link



Second Song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgfgVA15528

Wonderful Peace

Far away in the depths of my spirit tonight
Rolls a melody sweeter than psalm;
In celestial strains it unceasingly falls
O’er my soul like an infinite calm.

Refrain

Peace, peace, wonderful peace,
Coming down from the Father above!
Sweep over my spirit forever, I pray
In fathomless billows of love!

What a treasure I have in this wonderful peace,
Buried deep in the heart of my soul,
So secure that no power can mine it away,
While the years of eternity roll!

Refrain

I am resting tonight in this wonderful peace,
Resting sweetly in Jesus’ control;
For I’m kept from all danger by night and by day,
And His glory is flooding my soul!

Refrain

And I think when I rise to that city of peace,
Where the Anchor of peace I shall see,
That one strain of the song which the ransomed will sing
In that heavenly kingdom will be:

Refrain

Ah, soul! are you here without comfort and rest,
Marching down the rough pathway of time?
Make Jesus your Friend ere the shadows grow dark;
O accept of this peace so sublime!

Refrain

Link

Youth Activity Idea: Sing a Few Bible Verses

Sermon: From http://www.goodfieldacchurch.org/PreviousSermons.asp 12/29/13 by Brother Mike Grimm there is some song but not too clear in the recording

Old Testament Reading: Jer 15, 2 Chron 20, Is 49, Jer 34
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Jer%2015,%202%20Chron%2020,%20Is%2049,%20Jer%2034&version=KJV


http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=2%20Kings%2025:1,%20Jeremiah%2052:4,%20Ez%2024:1&version=KJV

Second and Third Psalm Reading: Ps 40, Ps 70
http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ps%2040,%20Ps%2070&version=KJV

Reflection on Reading:

(a speaker may reflect on what is written or simply write personal thoughts and prayers)

Third Song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PTFKhPkBNg

Shall we Meet Beyond the River

Shall we meet beyond the river,
Where the surges cease to roll?
Where in all the bright forever,
Sorrow ne’er shall press the soul?

Refrain

Shall we meet, shall we meet,
Shall we meet beyond the river?
Shall we meet beyond the river,
Where the surges cease to roll?

Shall we meet in that blest harbor,
When our stormy voyage is o’er?
Shall we meet and cast the anchor
By the fair, celestial shore?

Refrain

Shall we meet in yonder city,
Where the towers or crystal shine?
Where the walls are all of jasper,
Built by workmanship divine?

Refrain

Shall we meet with Christ our Savior,
When He comes to claim His own?
Shall we know His blessèd favor,
And sit down upon His throne?

Refrain

Prayer:

(consider kneeling, clasping hands, closing eyes and concentrate on presence of Holy Spirit at all times)

Communion:

(consider a closed communion in which regular attendees who have participated for 1-3 years or more.  Communion may be celebrated as often or as little as one would like)

Fourth Song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bWjb_6MzwY&list=PL6C126D0B38545222

 The Solid Rock (My Hope is Built)

"The Solid Rock"

My hope is built on nothing less
Than Jesus' blood and righteousness
I dare not trust the sweetest frame
But wholly lean on Jesus' name

(I'm leanin' on Jesus)
(I'm leanin' on Jesus, Jesus)
(I'm leanin' on You)

When darkness fails, His lovely face
I rest on His unchanging grace
(Every high and stormy gale)
In every high and stormy gale
(My anchor holds within the veil)
My anchor holds within the veil

On Christ, the solid rock, I stand
All other ground is sinking sand
All other ground is sinking sand
(All other ground is sinking, sinking)
(All other ground is sinking, sinking sand)

His oath, His covenant, His blood
Support me in the whelming flood
When all around my soul gives way
He then is all my Hope and Stay

On Christ, the solid rock, I stand
All other ground is sinking sand
All other ground is sinking sand
A sign of love

When He shall come with trumpet sound
Oh, may I then, in Him be found
Dressed in His righteousness, alone
Faultless to stand before the throne

On Christ, the solid rock, I stand
All other ground is sinking sand
All other ground is sinking sand

On Christ, the solid rock, I stand
All other ground is sinking sand
All other ground is sinking sand

All other ground is sinking sand
All other ground is sinking sand
No other, I'm leanin' on Jesus
All other ground is sinking sand

Hold me in, I'm leanin' on Jesus
All other ground is sinking sand
'Cause on a rock, I stand 

Closing:

Thank-you for visiting and especially, thank-you for participating in this service.  Enjoy fellowship with others who have joined us today.  Today we have brother____, Sister_____ from _________visiting.  We appreciate your decision to join us today.

*******Break, eat a meal, and fellowship********


Second Welcome:

Welcome to our second half of fellowship and gathering to study scripture.  If an individual newly arrives, feel free to inform them about what has been happening.

Fifth Song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akCa9fqzgQg&list=PL6C126D0B38545222
Safe in the arms of Jesus

1. Safe in the arms of Jesus,
     Safe on His gentle breast,
   There by His love o’ershaded,
     Sweetly my soul doth rest.
   Hark! ’tis a song of heaven
     Borne in the sweetest voice,
   Echoed by saints in spirit,
     Making my heart rejoice.
• Safe in the arms of Jesus,
    Safe on His gentle breast,
  There by His love o’ershaded,
      Sweetly my soul doth rest.
2. Safe in the arms of Jesus,
     Safe from corroding care,
   Safe from the world’s temptations,
     Sin cannot harm me there.
   Free from the blight of sorrow,
     Free from my doubts and fears;
   Only a few more trials,
     Only a few more tears.
3. Jesus, my heart’s dear Refuge,
     Jesus has died for me;
   Firm on the Rock of Ages
     Ever my trust shall be.
   Here let me wait with patience,
     Wait till the night is o’er,
   Wait till I see the morning
     Break on the golden shore.

Source: http://www.hymnal.net/hymn.php/h/679#ixzz2q20IRR2S

Words of Christ Reading: John 13


(These words allow complete independence from religious or political control, consider wisely the power of these words)


Fourth and Fifth Psalm Reading: Ps 100, Ps 130

Reflection on Reading:

(a speaker may reflect on what is written or simply write personal thoughts and prayers)

Sixth Song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qec8TMNJEcw&list=PL6C126D0B38545222
How can I Fear When Jesus is Near

lyrics on video

Youth Activity Ideas: Study the Science on a topic in the scripture (water, bread etc)

Sermon: http://www.ephrataministries.org/msg_detail.a5w?vlast_index=4861

Discerning Godly Music by Yuriy Kravets Jr.

Seventh Song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdxiulAh71E&list=PL6C126D0B38545222
 The Lord is My Shepherd

Lyrics on video

New Testament Reading: Romans 12

Proverbs Reading: Proverbs 10

Reflection on Reading:

(a speaker may reflect on what is written or simply write personal thoughts and prayers.  Note: A proverb a day keeps foolishness away)

Prayer:

(consider kneeling, clasping hands, closing eyes and concentrate on presence of Holy Spirit at all times)

Location for Financial Donations/Tithe: http://www.ephrataministries.org/

Eighth Song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roxlm_gCb7c&list=PL6C126D0B38545222

1. Praise to the Lord, 
 the Almighty, the King of creation.  
 O my soul, praise him, 
 for he is thy health and salvation!  
 All ye who hear, 
 now to his temple draw near; 
 join me in glad adoration!

2. (Trans. copr. 1989 by UM Publishing House)

3. Praise to the Lord, 
 who doth prosper thy work and defend thee; 
 surely his goodness 
 and mercy here daily attend thee.
 Ponder anew 
 what the Almighty can do, 
 who with his love doth befriend thee.

4. (Trans. copr. 1989 by UM Publishing House)

5. Praise to the Lord!  
 O let all that is in me adore him!  
 All that hath life and breath, 
 come now with praises before him!  
 Let the amen sound from his people again; 
 gladly forever adore him.

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 Link
Announcements:

Special Recommendations or music:

Closing:

Thank-you for visiting and have a wonderful day.  If you enjoyed this service, feel free to tell other members and persons who are interested in this style of worship.

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Depart with a greeting to meet again

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How to build creativity for writing, crafts, child education and more

Do you ever walk up to a blank computer screen, chalk board, notebook paper and just stare at it? Or do you start picking up the tools to write, draw or do something creative?

Guess what you don't have to end in a blank staring contest between you and that blank writing space. You can fill in the entire space with creative thoughts and insight.

First of all, consider the sources of information you enjoy and do not frustrate you. Do political things frustrate you? Do religious theology things frustrate you? Does Shakespeare or Abe Lincoln frustrate you? Then don't use anything from those sources when you are in a blank because you may end up with a ranting mess. Instead pick a source that inspires you. Pick up the bible, pick up Laura Ingalls Wilder, pick up the classical work of Peter Pan, or what about Leo Tolstoy, your local news paper, or what about a book about gardening, cooking or something about cars.....pick those resources up.

Now that you have your chosen source to inspire you, you may begin to use that resource.
For starters I think the bible (especially the KJV for english) is a GREAT resource to build creativity. I will illustrate how I may use the bible to help build creative ideas and yes that's more than just quoting verses and scrapping all other resources and in turn cross-stitching those verse all day every day. Although I love the idea of doing that and I love cross-stitching.

One method is to open up the [KJV bible] at random and pick out the topic or theme in a chapter of the bible you select. Maybe you picked psalm 23 so write about sheep or shepherds. Paint a picture of going through the valley of death. Teach a child about wool for the day.

Another method to pump your creative juices is to selectively read through the [KJV bible] at selected intervals through out the day, week, month, year. In a day you may read 5 psalms (pull out sociology ideas), 1 proverb (pull out psychology ideas), 2 passages of old testament law. (pull out words like gold--write about gold), 3 passages from Old Testament (get ideas about a physics of wheel in the middle of the wheel, or what about harlot descriptions) later in the day you have time for a passage in the gospels (teach your child about water as liquid solid gas and how Christ walked on it), at the end of the day choose a passage in New Testament (1 cor 11 talks about heads...discuss and research hair, scalp and other things). I actually know a woman who read the bible in this pattern daily.....guess what she was NEVER bored and NEVER needed wanted a Television OR computer ;) However, do not get upset if no one else reads [Leo Tolstoy] the same way you do or you may end up in a mess and very upset.



As a whole I enjoy using the KJV Bible for creative ideas and inspiration because I feel like the work as a whole is "complete." It says right in the bible "it is finished" John 19:30.

You can change the [KJV bible] with [local news paper] and a similar pattern with other works. Classifieds, Front line news, World topic, Sports etc.

Things you could do for writing topics and methods after selecting idea:
1. Write about a word you find (scorn, received, bears etc)
2. Write about one sentence or passage.
3. Turn a group of words into poetry
4. Study and write about the science of a specific item mentioned.
5. Explain the sociology,psychology or behavior of persons in the story.
6. Find, create or try a recipe using food item mentioned. Write about experience.
7. Find a classical art piece showing the item mentioned and write about its history.
8. Write out a to-do list base off topic selected.
9. Research the herb or plant mentioned an write about it.
10. Study the history of topic, item and write about it.
11. Select any writing method prose, essay, informational, music, poetry, fiction story etc and write from the topic selected.

Things you could do as crafts from topic selected:
1. Paint a picture of topic.
2. Make greeting card of topic.
3. Cross Stitch topic.
4. Learn how they historically created item mentioned and try it out.
5. Write a simple child's book from topic.
6. Sew a portion of passage onto a shirt, clothing, dishcloth, blanket etc.
7. Calligraphy of topic
8. Professional Theme artwork from topic.
9. Home decoration centered around topic
10. Sketchbook practice from topic
11. Potato prints from topic

Things you could do to educate children from topic selected:
Note: Children do not have creativity UNLESS they have been exposed to multiple things, themes, ideas and such. They are a blank paper in disguise and you as a parent, caregiver or teacher can help them boost the creativity skills in little introductions. Try to also read the portion of writing where you came up with your topic so they can link an emotional hook to the topic selected.
1. Have an early reader sound out each individual letter and phonic in topic or word selected.
2. Create a fun song off of passage selected using nursery rhyme song.
3. Have an early writer write a passage of 8-20 words from passage selected. (early american settlers often copied old passages from various works)
4. Look up and research the topic selected in encyclopedia or dictionary.
5. Create a puzzle,word game or silly game off of a passage or topic for child to solve.
6. Illustrate the story as you read the passage. Have child illustrate the story.
7. Have child write own story from topic selected.
8. Create cardboard puppet show, village, store etc. from topic selected.
9. Practice memorization of a passage or a list containing topic.
10. Show various pictures from magazines, classic paintings from topic.
11. Study the passage or topic in a foreign language, braille, sign language etc.

Note: you can have the older child try out the writing topics and craft topics listed

Now that you have read this.....feel free to print this and come up with more ways and methods to build your creative juices.


What about starting a business from topic, creating your own college major from topic, planting a garden based on topic and on and on ;)


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