Here are all nine parts of the video featuring my photography from my time speaking in Europe last spring. I created these for mine and your enjoyment. Above each one, I have titled them with the places featured in that particular segment so you can pick and choose what to watch. Enjoy! Part 1: Watford, […]
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Here is Part 7 of my trip to Europe last spring. This covers Kendal, Pendle Hill, and my time in the North Country with Hetty.
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Part 6 of my Europe videos. Seven is almost done as well!
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This is Part 5 of the videos from Europe when I was in Paris, France. I’ll now be working on the rest from my weeks in England.
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Apparently, this made it onto youtube but never my blog. This is from my time at the FWCC conference in Switzerland.
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Here is the second installment!
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I am finally to the point I can start sharing pictures with everyone. Though I am still sorting through them, I have put the first week of the trip in a slide show for yours and my enjoyment. The other parts will be released in the coming days. Stay tuned…
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It’s been a busy week! For some reason, I saved the busiest schedule for the last week I am here. Last Sunday I was in Chorley with Hetty and her family. After lunch, we took the train back down to London where I stayed the night with her before leaving in the early morning with a
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In the Corrie Ten Boom Museum in the Netherlands, I saw a picture in an upstairs hallway of Corrie standing on a road with a suitcase in hand and a smile on her face, the caption underneath reading, “Corrie, tramp for the Lord”. Corrie traveled extensively sharing her story of The Hiding Place with the
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While traveling throughout Europe, I have seen a great deal of art and religious art in particular. During medieval times and the Renaissance, most art was religious in nature and there are certainly a lot of religious sculptures and paintings in the churches and cathedrals. After examining all these extraordinary works from throughout the ages,
