Mr. Garner Goes To Washington

The U.S.S. North Carolina's anti-aircraft guns helped save the carrier Enterprise in August 1942. On February 22, this mighty vessel witnessed a different victory - the salvation of a soul. To set the stage, Kim and I desire to live out a life of faith around Georgia. That's meant praying for her (that she would know Christ at an early age and for her future husband), praying with her and allowing her to pray at meals, enrolling her in a Christian school (for a quality education with a Christian worldview), reading with her from her children's Bible and devotional (along with another short book of her choice) before bedtime prayers, and talking to her about Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit.

USMC Staff Sergant Jason Rogers Paying your respects is an interesting phrase. The Cambridge dictionary defines it as: - To visit someone in order to welcome them or talk to them. "We went to pay our respects to our new neighbors." - To honor someone after their death, usually by going to their funeral. "Friends and relatives came to pay their last respects to Mr Clarke." We seem to have forgotten what respect is all about. We think it is something someone has to earn. The man or woman sweeping up trash on the street doesn't desire a smile or greeting. We don't know them and we look down upon their job. They don't deserve our respect, right? Wrong.