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Devotions by Barb -- February 24, 2026

  • Writer: Barb
    Barb
  • 9 hours ago
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In this space, I am sharing devotions written by our dear Barbara Meade.


Barbara grew up a Quaker and is a regular attendee at Spiceland Friends Church. Her faith and Quaker roots go deep as her uncle was a Quaker pastor, evangelist, and artist. Barb's writings about her many life experiences reveal her faith in Christ and highlight the memories of a great family, her years in the banking industry, and her time as a local small business owner. Barb's desire is to serve those around her through her encouraging devotionals and writings from her life. Barb has recognized that our relationship with Christ grows throughout our lives, both in good times and through life's challenges.



MIRACLES AND GOD’S PLAN


God gave me a mission; he’s backing that mission. When my heart stopped beating during a heart catheterization for over 6 minutes, the Lord brought me back from death to use my last few years sharing with others the fact that every experience in life is covered in scripture.


St. Vincent Hospital called me their miracle girl. For a week, doctors and nurses came into my room to just meet me. Science cannot explain miracles, but scripture does.


Everyone has a miracle in their life. God brings you the miracles he wants you to have. We each are part of God’s plan.


When I am tired, and I think I have nothing left to say, God tells me “Yes, you do,” and like a light bulb going on, a thought appears. That is a miracle in itself.


Matthew 19:26 “With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible”.


I’ll continue writing and sharing as long as the Lord gives me the days and the thoughts. Amen



Eric is our associate pastor, working with outreach and youth ministry as well as adult discipleship and growth. Eric retired from a 28-year career in public education as a high school band director in 2019 and is now living his lifelong dream as a pastor. Eric and his wife, Diana, continue to live in Henry County where they have been lifetime residents. They "raised" three children and are now making their best attempt at "raising" themselves.


 
 
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