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Five Years - Five Days - Five Hours
All in a day…
I remember my father’s death.
I rejoice in the birth of grandchildren.
I remain aware and prayerful for my adult children.
All these moments…what do I do with all these cares?

Jeri Lynn
Aug 245 min read


Settling Words
Meditating on truth about my God grounds my emotions stirred by the cycles of life…
- the holding close while letting go
- the joy of presence with the grief of parting
- the certainty with the unknown
- the helpful hands-on times with the helpless out-of-reach times
- the comforts of home with the hardness of a journey
- the answers to prayer with the impossible requests
- the desire to bless with the limitations of time and resources
- the surety of God’s call wi

Jeri Lynn
Aug 101 min read


A Poll for Adult Daughters
When my father passed away, I became keenly aware of the relationship that I no longer had on this earth. Grief became a recognizable companion in my life. As I began to explore the facets of grief, I realized I shared deep “daughter grief” with many women – even though their stories looked different from mine. Difficult, disconnected, or deserted relationships also carries grief of loss that lingers. In every form of father-loss, there is a deep joy in relationship with our

Jeri Lynn
May 121 min read


On “String Cheese”
My thoughts upon hearing the current song “String Cheese” are penned. Have you heard the song written by Heather Harper?

Jeri Lynn
Feb 112 min read
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