A Short Story that may –or may not- be true, about the pirate buried on our property! [...]
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History Making Miracle
Posted on April 21, 2008 by Dun Gordy
Pastor Mike asked me to give a “two or three minute” testimony in the morning service. Harriet emphatically declared that it was an impossibility. She said I could not even greet the congregation in less than half an hour! I confessed that the three most difficult things I have ever attempted was to climb [...]
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My Ancestors fought the first TERRORISTS
Posted on April 17, 2008 by Dun Gordy
143 years ago today, a gallant and noble Maj. General James H. Wilson whom the United States Army had commissioned a “gentlemen and an officer” upon his graduation from the Academy captured and sacked my home town of Columbus, GA.
There was no regular Confederate military unit within miles, the locals valiantly and rapidly sought [...]
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Daddy’s Yankee Baby
Posted on April 15, 2008 by Dun Gordy
We got to Leesburg on Thursday just in time to meet the ambulance at the Urgent Care clinic where daughter Kristie had gone. She had been having pains down her left arm, in her chest and back and extreme shortness of breath. Harriet and I urged her to see her doctor and when she finally [...]
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Precious Privilege of Preaching!
Posted on April 15, 2008 by Dun Gordy
Harriet and I will be with the folks in Leesburg this weekend. I will be preaching on Saturday evening at “The Sparrows” fellowship. We are certainly looking forward to being with the dear folks there. And I can’t express how humbling it is to me to be granted the high and holy privilege of preaching [...]
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Bumps, bruises and bad bites. . .
Posted on April 10, 2008 by Dun Gordy
Harriet is still mighty sore from her fall. But you’ll never hear her complain. She does complain but more about not being able to get her hair to do the way she wants it to more than her physical ailments. I just don’t know how that wonderful woman does it. When Timex [...]
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