Christmas Reminders

I saw this and thought it was worth sharing...its been too long since I've posted and I'm going to try to get back with it:

Christmas Reminders

May the Christmas presents remind you of God's greatest gift-His only begotten Son.

May the Christmas candles remind you of Him who is the Light of the world.

May the Christmas tree remind you of another tree on which He died for you.

May the Christmas cheer remind you of Him who said, "Be of good cheer."

May the Christmas feast remind you Who is the Bread of Life.

May the Christmas snow remind you of the cleansing power of Christ.

May the Christmas carols remind you of His glad tidings which we are to proclaim to all mankind.

May the Christmas season remind you in every way of Jesus Christ your King.

As Always,Joel and Victoria

MONDAY...or is it??

A Tuesday after a holiday sure beats you up,lol. I'm having sinus trouble on top of it all too. I can't let it get me down though....way too much to do. I can't believe its been so long since I have wrote on my blog...I had gotten so faithful for awhile and now I'm not. Anyway, Joel and I did some SUPER cleaning this weekend...long overdue...because we did this the dishes and laundry has piled up BUT no worries I will get right on it..you know me! Its sure nicer to walk in my house now though...Now, if only we could paint the outside. Hope all is well with you all!!

As Always,Joel and Victoria

a dear friend

Troy Rayburn McCraw
POTTS CAMP – Troy Rayburn McCraw, 61, of Potts Camp, went home to be with his Lord on July 2, 2010, while doing what he loved, fishing. He was born on December 27, 1948. He was an active and charter member of Open Door Baptist Church in Winburn. He was an Army decorated Vietnam Veteran and a retired truck driver for Conway Trucking in Memphis.Services will be at 11 a.m., July 6, 2010, at Holly Springs Funeral Home with Bro. David Helmic, Bro. Bud McCraw and Bro. Bobby Brandon officiating.Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. Monday, July 5, 2010, at the Holly Springs Funeral Home.Survivors include his wife of 39 years, Gail Taylor McCraw; one child, Cheryl Kay McCraw Grisham (Randy); one grandson, John Randall Grisham; three step grandchildren, Larissa Hart and Blake and Bryson Grisham; five step great-grandchildren; and three brothers, Bro. Bud McCraw of Hickory Flat, Larry McCraw of Pinedale and Billy McCraw of Blue Springs.He will be welcomed home by his parents, Otto Knox and Roberta; one brother, Bro. Gene McCraw; one nephew, Dustin Heatherly; Gail’s parents, Fred and Laverne Taylor; and one brother-in-law, Allen Taylor.Pallbearers will be Tim McCraw, Keith McCraw, Terry McCraw, Bro. Neil Perry, Matthew Perry, Jonathan Perry, Joel Willard and Caleb Willard.Read more: NEMS360.com - Obituaries July 4 2010



As Always,Joel and Victoria

Revival this wk. I just love this song the Erwin family sings.

David sang the praises of the glory of Jehovah
Paul preached that all is lost, save knowing Christ
Little John said He is precious, by leaning on His bosom
So for a moment, may I humbly testify
chorus:Did I mention that I love Him.How I worship and adore Him.When I can see no way, He makes a way.Did I mention that He's been faithful-to every promise He's ever made me.I love him, that's all I want to say
And how many sermons have been preached about this Jesus.how many songs have been sung about God's Son.There are not enough words or enough notes in the music.to tell the story of all the Savior has done
repeat chorus 2-3 times
by Kyla Rowland

As Always,Joel and Victoria

lol

As Always,Joel and Victoria

lANCE, GINGER, JOEL,ME AND THE BOYS IN DESTIN, FL. SO FUN!

As Always,
Joel and Victoria

He who kneels before God can stand before ANYone.

As Always,
Joel and Victoria

looking back

Man at how everyone has changed. So many of us said we'd never loose touch and we never talk. Just looking back: your kinda glad its over but yet again you wish you could do and redo it all. Witness more, be a better friend, not care what size your house was-just have them over, and definetly laugh more. Its just more evident as I get older..as I look back-you can always do better.

As Always,
Joel and Victoria

SSSSSSSSSPPPPPPPPPPRRRRIIIINNNNGGG

Seeing spring grass start to come up..makes me thinks of new beginnings..the one Jesus gave me and it also says hope..its amazing what all the spring can say!

As Always,
Joel and Victoria