In the evening hours of the past few months I’ve been transported to a faraway island: my husband has been reading aloud Daniel DeFoe’s Robinson Crusoe. You’re probably familiar with the story: Crusoe is the lone survivor of a shipwreck. He manages to survive with the fruit of the island upon which he lands, and [...]
Speaking of the end of an era on radio, it was certainly that when Paul Harvey died. I’ve missed that signature voice of his, the stories of the love he had for wife Angel (and the way he always celebrated couples reaching milestone anniversaries), and his wishes for a “good day.”
But I was positively delighted [...]
“Two families. A large backyard. Nine cousins with a big dream. Four years ago, this was all they had. Today, the film ‘Pendragon’ is a testimony of God fulfilling their dream in ways that they never imagined.”
So YLCF reader Sarah Ferraro sums up the story of the Burns Family Studios‘ movie “Pendragon.” I had [...]
If you’ve been clicking around on ylcf.org much lately, you’ve probably noticed that things are continually changing. I think I finally have all of our pages switched over to the new look (except for “the archives”-of the YLCF Journal and New Attitude-and they’re going to stay that way!). Despite the laborious copying and [...]
We’re here at the all-new ylcf.org. Can you see us? We can see you!
I’m loving the option of creating a “Child Theme” in WordPress, instead of editing all the other theme files. I’m grateful for forums where others have supplied coded solutions that I can cut and paste, so I can get [...]
