Joyce McCullough is a retired high school English teacher who appreciates Shakespeare and the classics. She is a native Tennessean and enjoys volunteering in her church and in her community. Her debut picture book LOOK FOR THE PINK RIBBONS will be available through Ambassador International on October 1, 2024. Look for her second release, MAX AND HER STACKS with End Game Press, in April of 2025.
I agree with the words of George Eliot: “I desire no future that will break the ties of the past.” With every passing year I seem to long more and more for the “good ol’ days.” The beginning of…
My pastor recently told a story about an insightful young boy he had encountered at an Easter egg hunt. This young boy named Michael eagerly shared his enthusiasm for his haul. “Look, Mr. Mark,” the young boy exclaimed as he…
Several years ago I helped to present the music for an Easter sunrise service at a rural neighborhood church. As I arrived early that morning, I saw a small group of parishioners gathered behind the front door of the…
Emily Dickinson described March as “the month of expectation, the things we do not know.” She also said, “A light exists in spring not present on the year at any other period—when March is scarcely here.” Even though it…