Monthly Archives: September 2004

Unexpectedly, several days earlier than predicted, Glory to God, we have power. It came back on yesterday afternoon. Others in our community are still without power and other utilities. Continued prayers coveted. Mind you, I was (in many ways) enjoying … Continue reading →

Quite a sight. Having lived in the South most of my life and in these Southern Mountains for the past 12 years — I’ve never seen anything quite like the artistry left behind by Tropical Storm Ivan. Many businesses, particularly … Continue reading →

By Dr. Peter C. Bouteneff Americans are approaching an important election this fall. All presidential elections are important, but few have been this close or this polarized. Those of us who seek to live and act in a way that … Continue reading →

Greetings from rain drenched, flood ridden, limbs a fallin’ … power’s out … Western North Carolina. I’ve never seen anything quite like it. Radio says we might be without power for days. We’ll see … Will update when able. Prayers … Continue reading →

This is another one to file under the Etc Column (i.e., not about Orthodoxy) … Red stick, frayed paper, floating down the river. America’s birthday, day after. The spent rocket launcher passes by the pier as he drifts into memories. … Continue reading →