Posted by Lou under Festivals. The bronze bowls on the black stakes in front of the sukkah are filled with citronella oil in order to help ward off the swarm of mosquitoes that fill the nigh.

A blog about campus ministry and life. Why Through the Wilderness? Seeing and Not Seeing. Over the weekend I was remembering a number of the students we have known in the past decade and a half. One of them sprang into my mind and made me reflect a bit. I asked him if he could tell me the color of the binder. That way I could remove all extraneous colors and might come closer to finding something that was easily overlooked. I am blind! Everything is brown to me! .

The winds of grace are always blowing; but you have to raise the sail. The first bead is for God. This bead is for offering prayers of thanksgiving and praise to God. It could also be an appropriate bead for remembering all the things that you are grateful for. I think it is a good place for the .

Moving forward, one step at a time. But in my defense, I am a full-time college student who also has a ton of other projects going at the same time. But, I figured that I should post a quick update on things while I have a few minutes. So my goal for this blog here is to post an update or some sort of info regarding Bible translation into signed languages.