About Debby
I serve in ministry alongside my husband. We are currently working in the recovery community as administrators of a residential program for men who have lost their way in life, many due to substance abuse issues.
This program is called an Adult Rehabilitation Center under the direction of The Salvation Army. My husband and I are officers in this organization and as such, ordained ministers.
I have two grown children and one delightful granddaughter. I'm also learning to deal with the effects of dementia as my mother is caught in the mire of this disease.
I drink too much Pepsi and sing too loud in my car.
I blog about my life. Life among people in recovery, life as a journeyer, life unexpected. My life has the typical messiness of the day to day and in the midst of the mess of me is grace.
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January 6th, 2013 at 7:54 am
Thank You Debby for your daily Blog Post. I look for it daily. And of course we placed $$ in a kettle or two!!
January 7th, 2013 at 5:31 pm
Aunt Bree, you’d never get by without dropping a little in the kettles – not in this family!
January 6th, 2013 at 9:41 pm
I checked it off my bucket list: I was a bell ringer this year. My friend, Sharon, and I played carols on viola and guitar. After all, bells was the theme of my Christmas. We had a blast!
January 7th, 2013 at 5:32 pm
Nice pun, Kim, checked it off your “bucket” list
You really have to look at the video where a handbell flashmob shows up at a Salvation Army kettle spot on a NYC street. Love the bell ringers expression and the whole thing is pure joy!