…with Dr. David Jeremiah.

Here is a link to the message I watched between 6:00-6:30. I recommend this message and suggest the reader share it with their family and friends. God bless you and God bless America.

Here is a link to the story about journalist Oleksandra ‘Sasha’ Kuvshinova.

FOX News cameraman victim of the war on Ukraine.

Pierre Zakrzewski

Lorraine won’t debate the message. As someone emotionally involved with the Ukrainians, I share these pictures and draw your attention to the new song dedicated to Ukraine’s President.

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“The Savior” Jesus Christ.

During my sleep–deprived night, I put myself in the place of those old Ukrainian women forced to leave their homes. What would I do? When faced with an emergency, what would I grab to take with me? I don’t have “cold weather” boots—or “walking shoes.” In my imagination, I think about starting to walk from Waco to the Oklahoma state line, or Arkansas or Louisiana (more than 200 miles?). What would you do? Should we be planning for our future?

***** God bless America. *****

BREAKING MEWS: FOX News correspondent injured in Ukraine

I feel like the war in Ukraine has touched a family member. I’ve been constantly watching FOX News coverage and Benjamin Hall has been delivering information many times a day. I’m praying for Benjamin.

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I’ve been praying for the Ukrainians.

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Ignoring my best intentions, I was drawn back to the computer to “fix” errors I saw in Ancestry Member Family Trees yesterday. The “fix” led me—surprized—to another woman with the Frantz maiden name. I’ve come to the conclusion that there is a Frantz woman around every corner. Obviously, I have to document her, and her descendants, because they are my cousins. Alice is my 4th cousin 3 times removed.

Yesterday, I spent an entire day documenting one family. If the reader is interested, click on this link and read about my cousin “Nettie.” I have a number of “black sheep” in my family tree and I see Nettie as one of the worst.

I titled this message “collaboration” because (at this hour) four genealogists are involved. First, a cousin sent the obituary for one of Nettie’s grandchildren. I expanded on the information; I documented the ancestry. Questions prompted me to dig for more information—including a search on the Internet. At the end of the day, I shared my research with genealogists (cousins) who might be interested. Two responded… and one sent the attached newspaper clipping.