As I went to get the mail from the cluster of mailboxes in our housing development, I noticed a few young children busily doing something on the corner. One of the little girls...
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Sister Linda Scolaro
Articles by Sister Linda Scolaro
Thoughts to Ponder
“…but his mother kept all these sayings in her heart” (Luke 2:51). The mother in this scripture is Mary, and the scenario is when she couldn’t find Jesus after three days....
It’s Good to Have Friends in High Places
A few years ago, I heard my brother-in-law, Peter, tell a story about when he was in school and met a guy named Dave. Dave was the underdog and didn't have very many...
The Missing Ingredient
Recently, I made a breakfast casserole for my daughter’s birthday. As I followed the recipe, I thought I had shopped carefully for all the ingredients. However, I realized I was...
The Next Chapter
As I walked through the aisle of Hobby Lobby, the sign, “I trust the next chapter because I know the author,” got my attention. I was struck by these words, and I began to ponder...
A Tapback from Jesus
What if Jesus gave us a tapback? What would that look like? First of all, let me tell you what a tapback is. If you are younger than me, which many people I meet lately...
Still or Stagnant?
“Be still, and know that I am God…” These words spoke to me through the Holy Spirit just when I needed a course of action to follow during a difficult trial. With...
God Removed the Stumbling Blocks
For National Adoption Month, we are sharing the testimony of Sister Jan Bork from the Farmington Hills Branch, Michigan. I was 27 and loved teaching the kids at church. At the...
Another Blessing, and Then Another, and Then…
For National Adoption Month, we are sharing the testimony of Brother Josh and Sister Amy King from the Pinetop-Lakeside Branch, Arizona. (This is part two of the story.) On...
God Moved His Hand
For National Adoption Month, we're sharing the testimony of Brother Josh and Sister Amy King from the Pinetop Branch, Arizona. Defend the poor and fatherless: do justice to the...