Bristol Epistle

As a follower of Jesus, I rejoice this Easter Sunday morning that our Lord is in fact alive. Not just in a spiritual sense, but as an awesome component of reality in our broken and wayward world. My sweet wife monitors Facebook, and this morning she shared the below post with me.  I do not know the author, but he posts under the title Andy Films and Hikes. I thank the Lord for this dear brother, for his amazing Easter message. I am not Roman Catholic but urge everyone to list

Now that I am well into my 82nd year on this planet, it is becoming more of a challenge to navigate on computers, recall passwords, and keep up with hundreds of unsolicited solicitations that bombard my email box and text message box like incoming drones and missiles in the Middle East and Ukraine. I want to give a shoutout to my old friend Joe Skolnik for gently reminding me to keep posting to this blog site. It is always an encouragement to know that there are some out ther

I have not posted in quite a while. No one except my wife seems to have noticed. But I’m back. I hope our children and grandchildren take the time to read this, but that is outside my control. So, I will write anyway. Perhaps it is good medicine for me, as I cruise towards the end of my 82 nd year on this planet. Truly, every new day is a gift from God. I am very grateful. My blessings overflow. I no longer identify as a Christian and am no longer associated with a local chu