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Phyllis Clark Nichols
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  • About
    • Meet Phyllis
    • What Phyllis Enjoys
    • Questions People Ask
    • Media
    • Contact
  • Books
    • Breath for the Soul
    • Defining Moments
    • The Christmas Portrait Surprise
    • Sacred Sense
    • Springtime of the Song
    • Searching for the Song
    • Christmas Wedding Song
    • Return of the Song
    • Freedom of the Song
    • Ransom for a Song
    • The Birthday Portrait
    • Christmas at Grey Sage
    • The Christmas Portrait
    • Silent Days, Holy Night
  • Audio Books
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    • Phyllis’ Blog
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    • Holy Week In Real Time
    • Newsletters
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Tag Archives: faith

PLANT THE SEED ANYWAY

UncategorizedBy Phyllis NicholsAugust 24, 2020

For writers, there is always a story—even a story about something as simple as planting a lemon seed. Since I enjoy taking a second look at simple things to see…

BALM IN GILEAD

UncategorizedBy Phyllis NicholsMay 7, 2020

INTRODUCTORY NOTE: One of our dear friends, an infectious disease specialist and frontline medical professional, has been leading a drug trial for the drug Remdesivir, which appears to be a…

Whose Load Are You Carrying?

UncategorizedBy Phyllis NicholsSeptember 17, 2018

News of the past few days—Hurricane Florence’s wrath bringing high winds and floodwaters to the East Coast, and then the pictures of those weary folks whose lives have been altered…

Color and Ingredients — Infinite Possibilities

UncategorizedBy Phyllis NicholsSeptember 10, 2018

Being married to an artist makes life . . . what shall I say? . . . Colorful. Splashes of paint are frequently found in places other than his canvas…

THE STORY BEHIND THE STORY

Uncategorized, Videos, WritingBy Phyllis NicholsAugust 29, 2018

Writers are sometimes asked where we get the idea for a story. Sometimes those ideas come as “lightbulb” moments, and sometimes they just grow bit by bit inside us. Let…

Diving In and Hanging On

Second Look StoriesBy June 13, 20171 Comment

Summer has arrived in South Texas before the appointed June 21 summer solstice, and memories of last July compel me to hang on to the last of June’s cool mornings and…

Where there is despair . . . hope.

Second Look StoriesBy June 17, 2016

In the past few days when the headlines were horrific, when the silent voices of lifeless victims were screaming, when those, whose lives have been forever changed, were sobbing, I’ve…

WORTH LIVING

Second Look StoriesBy April 26, 20163 Comments

As a writer, I am a reader. I read an array of genres, fiction and nonfiction, and also a variety of writers. Almost everything I read becomes a tutorial –…

THE FIRST CHRISTMAS! YOUR LAST CHRISTMAS?

Second Look StoriesBy December 23, 2015

Advent is about waiting, and waiting comes with so much anticipation. But Christmas is that time when God rewards our waiting and our anticipation with THE VERY BEST GIFT—HIMSELF! He…

Perspective

Second Look Stories, TruthBy September 16, 2015

SEPTEMBER PERSPECTIVE Can it really be September? I mean, really? July and the Dog Days of August are history, but it seems no one told my thermometer or the meteorologists…

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