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Hi, I’m Sheila K Campbell and you can still find my thoughts on pausing to praise at SheilaKCampbell.com I started blogging here in 2010, and I named my blog Pausing to Praise. In 2014, I published my first book, My … Continue reading
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Life is Changing!
2014 has just begun and already it has been a year of changes! For those of you who may have thought I just disappeared these past few months, I’ve been living life, struggling with death, finishing a book, and planning … Continue reading
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New Year’s Resolution
Driving to work on the second day of the year felt like any other day – except perhaps it felt like a Monday disguised as a Thursday. Long days and early mornings spent bottle feeding new baby goats in the … Continue reading
A Light Has Come
Last Saturday I headed to work in the quiet darkness of a typical winter morning, but as I drove through our sleepy little town I was captivated by the nostalgic beauty of the Christmas season. Houses and small shop windows … Continue reading
Tell All the World
I write….and a week passes….and then another week passes…and I think about the things I’d like to share on my blog – lessons of gratitude when skies are dreary and winter weather dampens my spirits and lessons of grace, spending, … Continue reading
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Tagged good news, praise, proclaim, salvation
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A Bandage of Grace for Every Offense
Recently I felt I was intentionally excluded from an electronic conversation. When I first heard about it, I tried to brush it off and said it didn’t bother me, but the truth is – it did. I felt left out … Continue reading
An Inheritance
When I was a little girl our family spent many weekends visiting my great-grandparents, Buford and Zora Powers or Grandma and Grandpa Powers as they were to me. They lived on a little ranch outside of Wilson called Hungry Hill … Continue reading
Silence, Goals, and Grace
Returning to my blog tonight feels much like greeting an old friend after a long absence. When I first starting blogging I hoped to pen something twice a week. When daily demands on my time hijacked my goal I lowered my … Continue reading
Posted in Grace, Lessons in Old Hymns, Life Lessons
Tagged acceptance, balance, grace, gratitude, praise, weakness, Works
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The Ring
Her name was Lora; one day she would be Lora Ragan, and she would be Lora Ragan for most of her life. For more than fifty years she would carry that name, but the day that Clarence Ragan gave her … Continue reading
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A Forgotten Love
I knew the weeds were growing taller but I have tried not to notice as I pass the garden on my way to the barn each day. It was hit hard by hail in mid August and I have abandoned … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, change, priority, relationship with God, time
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