Judeo-Christian Clarion — The Clarion

Welcome It is amazing how fast the cycle of life comes and goes. Once again we find ourselves in Fall. We planted our seeds and watched them grow and harvested our fruits and vegetables and now we are here at the end of the process once again.  Psalm 103: 15-16 reminds us of this, “The […]

Welcome Hello May! This month we begin our third year of the Clarion. We hope that you have enjoyed them, and that you have passed them on to family and friends. If you haven’t yet, you can sign-up to receive the Clarion with your emails. We would like to wish all our mothers and grandmothers, […]

  Welcome They say, “April showers bring May flowers.” But what else does April bring us? More times than not, it brings us to a time of remembrance of our Savior’s death and resurrection. Unfortunately today many people do not even consider it. Bunnies, and baskets of candy, and coloring eggs, take center stage. The […]

Welcome As March begins to let go of winter, and spring struggles to appear, let’s remember that life may be cold and harsh, but God’s love always is victorious over the struggles.  Spring is Here Lord, as the earth renews itself in the spring, let me be renewed as I accept You in my life. […]

                                                    Welcome We find ourselves in the middle when February arrives. It’s the halfway point of winter. It’s like being in a tunnel, you can no longer see the entrance […]

                                                      Welcome Happy New Year Everyone!  We pray that this year will be a year of renewal and revival and restoration. We pray this for the Body of Messiah. […]

                                                      Welcome December is a great month because it is the month of lights. There is Hanukkah and Christmas. Though Hanukkah began in November it will end here in […]

Welcome I can’t help but think of the last stanza of “Over the River and Through the Woods.” It goes like this: “Over the river and through the woods now  grandmother’s cap I spy! Hurrah for the fun! Is the pudding done? Hurrah for the pumpkin pie!” This is what Thanksgiving was meant to be. […]