Category Archives: In Other Words

March 2014     Greetings to everyone at Cape Bible Chapel,   The elders are excited to provide an update on the leadership transition that began the first of January. We recognize that this is one of the most significant … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett I have come to a most unpleasant conclusion after careful consideration of the facts…followed by much sneezing and general hankie waving. The conclusion? At some point during our move from Texas to Missouri seven years ago, some … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett It is embarrassing to realize you’ve been outsmarted by a squirrel. Wait. Let’s change that to outfoxed by a squirrel…sounds less insulting. This has happened to me more than once which I am willing to admit because … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett The creature crept from room to room searching for that spot that might provide just a little comfort.   That creature was me.  Or, was it I?  Well.  It was one of us.  My bout with self-diagnosed flu … Continue reading →

By: Judith Hargett Two of my grandmas shared a home for many years. They kept a coffeepot on the stove most of the day. One of those non-electric, percolator types. I don’t know what time that coffeepot got put into … Continue reading →

By: Stan Crader I was thinking. Don’t act like that’s a surprise. It’s something I catch myself doing in between episodes of “Office” and “Outsourced.” The notion of a moral distress scale was pin balling around in my mind. A … Continue reading →

By Judith Hargett Greetings dear people. It has been a while since I’ve visited with you. After sending out dozens and then some more dozens of various forms of greeting cards in December, I had flatly used up my allotment … Continue reading →

By: Stan Crader I sat down at my desk with the intention of adding a few words to my next novel, Approach The Bench. And then I saw a note to myself that I need to finish the family Christmas … Continue reading →

A resource from James Green (that was ripped off from someone who borrowed it from another guy!) Paul Borthwick is a gifted speaker who has blessed the body here at Cape Bible Chapel a couple times in the past by … Continue reading →

By: Stan Crader I like to fiddle with words. Fiddling helps me learn how best to use words, or use them most appropriately. Too often people use the wrong word and that’s the root of miscommunication. Lying is not the … Continue reading →