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Author: Teacher Ria

I am a writer. I am a photographer. These two compete in my mind and with my time.

The Continuous Broadcast Free to Listen to

One of the numerous jobs I have done in my life was to be a Tupperware Demonstrator.  Now, that congers up numerous images for different people.  But it was a good experience, especially the different contests they had for Demonstrators. Read on.

Teacher Ria God's goodness, Learning and accepting Leave a comment 09/08/201901/08/2019 1 Minute

Were You Born Into the Family or Are You a Foster Child?

There was a program I was listening to, where the difficulties of the child fostering organisation were being discussed.  I cannot ever forget the example they gave of what it is like for a child. Read on.

Teacher Ria God's goodness, Learning and accepting Leave a comment 06/08/201929/10/2019 2 Minutes

Understanding the Universality of God’s Love

The universality of God’s love is so great, it really amazes me.  It was way back in the 1960’s, before I had ever met Bob or Julie.  I had been well churched when growing up, but I had never heard of the reality of living a life that really followed Jesus. Read on.

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What God Can Do In The Most Difficult Situation

Spending a week with my ‘special needs’ brother, is always a challenge.  However, this week was probably the most severe challenge, as he had mislaid, lost, or had stolen, all his IDs, money and valuables.  I was the only one available to assist him in finding replacements. Read on.

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How I Was Reminded That God Cares About Little Things.

Small things are just co-incidences and really not worth dwelling on.  Or are they?  A lot of our lives is unspectacular, and yet, it is important and worth talking about.  And that’s what I want to let you know today. Read on.

Teacher Ria God's goodness 1 Comment 12/07/201912/07/2019 2 Minutes

A Hundred Years Well Lived

It was not just amazing, it was fun and I was so very privileged.  Not only to put on a small celebration for the nine of us, but then also to be invited to the main celebration, was more than I could have wished for.  And yet, it happened. Read on.

Teacher Ria God's goodness Leave a comment 09/07/201908/07/2019 2 Minutes

What Would You do if Your Newborn Was Given a Death Sentence?

“Your baby has a heart condition with which she cannot live for more than 24 hours.  I could operate on her.  I have done four of such operations, three babies died during the operations and one died a few hours after the operation.  What would you like me to do?”  Hearing the specialist say that, what would you do? Read on.

Teacher Ria God's goodness, provision Leave a comment 05/07/201907/07/2019 2 Minutes

God’s Word Delivered At the End of Life

Eight hours after Dad was picked up by an ambulance as the result of having had a bad fall, he was in hospital.  This was a catastrophic day, for Mother and all of us, his children.
Read on.

Teacher Ria God's goodness, Learning and accepting Leave a comment 02/07/201901/07/2019 2 Minutes

You Are So Wanted

It is many years ago, and he came new to our church.  However, he knew a lot of people, more than I did.  It wasn’t until I heard his story that I understood all the interest. Read on.

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