Den beste gaven en kan gi er å gjøre andre glad

Bli med på "God jul, lille venn Øvre Eiker, Kongsberg og Modum." 

https://www.facebook.com/events/350624318367739/?ref=ts&fref=ts

I samarbeid med Frelsesarmeen som gjør en kjempeinnsats før jul skal vi hjelpe barn som ikke gleder seg så v

eldig til jul. De har en liste de får fra blant annet barnevernet med kjønn og alder på barna.

Vil du være med, går du inn på linken overfor, og blir med der. 

Det trenger ikke være dyre gaver, men det må være noe nytt, akkurat som alle andre barn får. 

Vi blir selvsagt kjempe takknemlig for alle som vil være og med og som deler dette.

Du trenger absolutt ikke bo i området, du kan sende gaven til meg, 

så gir jeg den sammen med gaven jeg gir. 

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Silence

Silence your body to listen to your words

Silence your tongue to listen to your thoughts

Silence your thoughts to listen to your heart beating

Silence your heart to listen to your spirit, 

Silence your spirit you listen to His Spirit.

In silence you leave many and be with The One.

Ord fra Mama Maggie i mandal kirke 24. oktober

hentet fra min tantes blogg: 

http://saligevisshet.blogspot.no/2012/11/mte-med-mama-maggie.html

Super Mario vs Super Jesus

Tegneserie av Emil Julieb, laget på  Bjerkely folkehøyskole.

Kjærlighet! -av Jaeson Ma og Bruno Mars

Langs veien i USA står det et skilt....

Choices

Choices. Choices make the difference. Two people are in the same accident and severely wounded. They did not choose to be in the accident. It happened to them. But one of them chose to live the experience in bitterness, the other in gratitude. These choices radically influenced their lives and the lives of their families and friends. We have very little control over what happens in our lives, but we have a lot of control over how we integrate and remember what happens. It is precisely these spiritual choices that determine whether we live our lives with dignity.

  Henri Nouwen

Being Safe Places for Others

When we are free from the need to judge or condemn, we can become safe places for people to meet in vulnerability and take down the walls that separate them.   Being deeply rooted in the love of God, we cannot help but invite people to love one another.  When people realise that we have no hidden agendas or unspoken intentions, that we are not trying to gain any profit for ourselves, and that our only desire is for peace and reconciliation, they may find the inner freedom and courage to leave their guns at the door and enter into conversation with their enemies.

Many times this happens even without our planning.  Our ministry of reconciliation most often takes place when we ourselves are least aware of it.  Our simple, nonjudgmental presence does it.