Have you ever gotten a bit of advice, solicited or not, that hit you between the eyes and never lets you go? This phrase is…
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Angie Clayton is an author, speaker and blogger who has a passion for ministering to the grieving. Some of her writing reflects those experiences. She is a storyteller, and her blog, Framing the Days, is rich with diversity. She has a ministry of presence, and spends much time with grieving women. Her blog shares with you the joys and beauty of both the mountain tops and the valleys of her life. Her book, “Peering into the Tunnel: An Outsider’s Look into Grief,” is a collection of real stories, as well as helpful suggestions for how to come alongside someone who is grieving.
Angie has been married to Greg for over three decades, and they especially enjoy time spent with their grandkids.
Have you ever gotten a bit of advice, solicited or not, that hit you between the eyes and never lets you go? This phrase is…
Last Saturday I stepped outside my comfort zone. A while back, I got a personal invitation to a women’s gathering from Candy, a Facebook friend.…
Sadly, my brain isn’t braining today. Despite having several good ideas, I couldn’t manage to pull anything remotely meaningful together. So instead here’s a peek…
Lincoln has been here all week – can you tell? We had a grand time doing the usual things. Reading and writing, playing cards and…
I had the privilege of leading a book study this summer called Jesus: The I AM (Ruth Cowles). Stepping into the unknown, I threw out…
Greetings! Over the next 30 days I am joining my friend Martin (author of The Silent Pen in Chosen) in a blogging challenge. Our plan…
We wait. In the morning, in the evening, in the middle of the night we’re waiting. For what? The what doesn’t matter – what matters…
WHEN I WORRY WorryingIs exhaustingAndIt wastes my timeIt steals my energyIt steals my focusAndAll I can see is me. When I’m staring at myselfAnd my…
This is invisible illness week, and my thoughts about it turned into these words. —— Every day I do my best To look ok So…
Have you ever wondered if anyone sees you? Like, REALLY sees you? I have. To be honest, though, sometimes I’m simply feeling sorry for myself…