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Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, Ctrl+P – Done!

Recently I had a conversation with a hospital administrator about how long it took to conduct a clinic appointment where the provider was required to use the computer network to retrieve/enter patient data. This conversation was followed soon after by an appointment at one of the hospital’s clinics where the provider used the network quite [...]

Waiting Stinks

I was amazed to find that the word “wait” is almost always paired with the word “hope”.

Prayer Points for June 28th – July 4th

Prayer points for June 28 – July 4
 
Lord, as we celebrate America’s birthday this week, we ask for your forgiveness for our sins and for your healing mercies to be poured out in our land and on our people. We pray Psalm 51 for our beloved nation.
 
Psalm 51
 1 Have mercy on me, O God,
      because [...]

Another day on the road for PWOC

This has been a busy season for me. My various roles in PWOC have meant a lot of traveling, some by air but most by car. Today is another day on the road as I prepare for the Southeast Region Leadership Weekend at Fort Benning, GA. It will be a blessed time of fellowship and [...]

Where Our Monday Devotionals come from? Part III

Rachel Spinuzzi is an Army wife, currently assigned to Fort Hood, TX with her husband Marc and two boys Sam and Levi.  She has been involved in PWOC since 2002.  Rachel loves music, photography, birds, drinking coffee, gardening, studying God’s Word, and teaching.
 
 
 

May We Shine Brightly

My husband, David, and I went for a drive last weekend to see Turkey Point lighthouse in the most northern part of Maryland. After climbing to top of the tiny spiraling stairs, I was able to see my surroundings from a very different vantage point. I thought about how we are to be lights shining with [...]

Email Etiquette – Subject line, part II

Last week, we started talking about using the Subject line when sending emails. Here are a few more rules to consider.
Talk About One Subject per Email Message Only
Help make the world less confusing. Try to talk about one subject per message only. For another subject, start a new email.
Keep Your Subjects Lines Short, but meaningful
Make [...]

“EVOO”…useful for more than celebrity cooking shows?

“The Lord called you a thriving olive tree, with fruit beautiful in form.” (Jeremiah 11:6a)

If you’ve ever watched celebrity cooking shows, you’ve likely heard the term E.V.O.O. – Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Often, cooks will check the bottle for the words, “organic first cold pressed” which means the oil was made from the first pressing [...]

Prayer Points for June 21-27

It’s easy to pick up a magazine on the way to the pool but most magazines we read contain worldly wisdom that leads us away from God’s heart and purposes. Why not grab God’s life giving Word and fill yourself with good things? Are you feeling down and discouraged? Let God’s Word guide you and [...]

It’s PCS Season

It’s PCS Season, or Permanent Change of Station in military-speak. For most of us, regardless of how seasoned we are in this nomadic lifestyle, it can mean packing, crying, and saying goodbye. By mid-summer of any given year, those that are moving to the next assignment have had their worldly possessions boxed, labeled and crammed [...]

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