In her Annika Perry’s Writing Blog today, Annika posted this wonderful song:
Annika wrote,
To read/see/hear more of her post, click here:
“The specially organised show in the Netherlands
entitled ‘Eurovision: Europe Shine a Light’
was inspired by the song ‘Love Shine a Light’
by Katrina and the Waves
which won in 1997 for the UK.
The pièce de résistance
was the incredible finale;
singing alone at home,
the performers as a whole sung ‘Shine a Light’.
There was not a dry eye in the house
as the full impact of the One joining forces
to create a unity shone out across Europe!”
https://annikaperry.com/2020/07/05/pull-up-a-pew/
….and be sure to click on that gorgeous, inspiring You,Tube song.
when I can “Pull Up a Pew” next to Annika
and be inspired by her
“images giving a hint of [her family’s] new lives.”
Check out Annika’s delightful blog and leave a comment. Tell her JanBeek sent you!
Blogs like hers are such a gift…
…just as your visit to JanBeek and your comments
are a gift to me!
Other Writers are Gifts
As I spend time reading my Bible and devotionals and spending time checking out the recent posts of the blogs I follow, I am especially cognizant of what a gift you writers are to me! You share from your souls – some grateful, some melancholy, some inspirational, others troubled or questioning, all are snippets of life in various parts of the world.
I love visiting, praying with, and walking with Donna “thefathersfeet” every morning:
I enjoy strolling through derrickjknight‘s garden and neighborhood with him & his wife (the head gardener) each day:
I am endebted to Cristian Mihai for his daily blogging tips and inspiration. He never fails to motivate my desire to log in to my WP site and share with you. He “walks the talk” and always practices what he preaches. His titles are often quite intriguing:
I fall in love with poetry all over again each day I log into Roth Poetry and read what Dwight has shared today. I love, love, love her “Life is a Poem” that she posted today. Click on “Roth’s Poetry” in blue up there to read the poem:
Love shines its light on me when I go to Pat Cegan’s “Source of Inspiration ” each day and dwell in the warmth of her poetry. I don’t have to do anything but just BEE there… and I feel healing love and peace radiate from her words.
If you want to practice shining the light of love on others, try going to:
Sharing the Gift the blog Pat posted a day ago. She has love to share! I took what I needed and a little extra for you!
I always enjoy Richard at BigSkyBuckeye and the ideas he shares so freely – his own as well as others. Today he shared his granddaughter’s poem in “Monday Memories:”
Monday Memories: Gratitude
This poem is a guest post from my then 11-year old granddaughter. She wrote this poem for her Language Arts class, and she has given permission to post her untouched words just as she wrote them. Enjoy the gratitude that she shares.
Check it out… and share with me some of the blogs that are your daily go-to’s. Which bloggers inspire YOU the most?
Have a Wonderful Week, my friends.
I am shining the Light of Love in your direction today.
God Bless You!!
Virtual Hugs,
JanBeek
Comments on: "Love Shine a Light" (6)
This a wonderful post Jan! Love the video with a great message for all of us. Thank you for giving me a shout out on your blog! I do appreciate it!
Dwight
I loved that song and its message, too, Dwight. Thank you for listening! <3 And you're welcome! <3
Thanks Jan for this post. It is quite a smorgasbord of awesomeness. The video from Annika adds a smile today with song, and I couldn’t pass up on Janice’s well-crafted poem. I frequently check out Cristian’s sites as well. My granddaughter appreciates you sharing her poem. God’s peace!
Thank you, Richard, for your wonderful comment: “Smorgasbord of Awesomeness, “ I love it! 🙏🏽💕 I’m glad you took time to click on a few of the links. You’re the best!
Wow! Jan, a wonderful selection of inspiring and uplifting posts and I’m honoured mine is among them! Thank you so much for sharing about my post and even more importantly “Love Shine a Light Video”. I enjoyed reading many of the others and particularly the poem by the 11-year-old girl. Well done to her! Wishing you a lovely rest of the week! Hugs xx 😀
Thank you, Annika, for your visit and comment. Yes, I enjoyed Derrick’s granddaughter’s poem, too. Thank you for your inspiring daily blog. Today’s silence is palpable. I think I’ll do “Wordless Wednesday.”