Having spent much of my childhood in the southwestern part of the United States, I particularly enjoy old western movies,…
Myra Braswell
Myra Braswell
Myra is a wife, mother, and grandmother with 3 daughters and a son, and 5 grandchildren. She has been raised in a military family and traveled much of the globe while growing up. Those early experiences in life gave her an appreciation for other peoples and cultures and enriched her life tremendously. She accepted Jesus Christ as her Savior at the early age of 5. Myra currently works in eldercare as a Specialized Dementia Certified Trainer & Consultant, providing in-service and staff development programs for healthcare professionals. She also works with families who are providing care for their loved ones with dementia at home. This field has allowed her many opportunities to minister to people who are hurting, discouraged, and lacking a spiritual foundation from which to draw strength, comfort, and peace. Being able to demonstrate Christlike compassion and a genuine love for people, Myra has found just the right niche for being the "hands and feet of Christ" to a world who so desperately needs to experience His grace and forgiveness. Likes: singing, interior design, writing, reading, and repurposing or rehabbing old furniture..
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I don’t know of anyone who likes to wait! It seems we are being asked to “wait” a lot lately.…
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Life is but a sinuous path requiring focused navigation and a decided destination. It is certain that there will be…
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The year was 1954. The U.S. Billboard Chart ranked “Little Things Mean a Lot” by Kitty Kallen the #1 song…
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At the core of our being, and vital for life is the heart. We cannot survive without it fulfilling its…
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I have never been an early-riser! In fact, I am not especially fond of the early morning jarring as the…
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In a recent conversation, I was asked: “Does God really have a specific plan for each of us?” The answer…
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It has always fascinated me how our sense of smell can evoke the most fantastic imagery and can allow our…
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The family “pack mule” is somehow indicative of being a mother. The children off-load their hats, jackets, sweaters, and toys…
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The words fell hard upon my heart and rang repeatedly in my ears, “I have decided not to come home…
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