Whenever I Think of the Pioneers

by Susan Ternyey, 1996 (revised 2022) With awe I ponder the fortitude of those valiant pioneers of our past. I used to feel I could never measure up to “the heritage they left us.” (Hymn, “Firm as the Mountains Around Us”) But one day as I lay in a hospital bed, paralyzed from the hipsContinue reading “Whenever I Think of the Pioneers”

Who is God, that I should Obey His Voice?

or, “Hold to the Rod, The Iron Rod” by ST We have outgrown God– Like a spoiled child despising the rod– Those before us Are welcome to its correction: We question its justice, Deny any motive of affection. We scorn its strictness As a cover for our revels, And when we get hurt We blameContinue reading “Who is God, that I should Obey His Voice?”