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Word Made Flesh

December 24, 2014December 25, 2014 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.  John 1:14. Something has occurred to me this holiday season. Christmas is a celebration of flesh. Seems kind of odd to say … Continue reading Word Made Flesh

Dear Moms of Ferguson

November 29, 2014November 29, 2014 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

Dear Moms of Ferguson, I am sorry. I am sorry I have not seen your pain. I am sorry I have not cared more. I am sorry I have not tried harder to understand. I am ashamed to say it has taken months of protests, and now a week of violence for me to turn … Continue reading Dear Moms of Ferguson

I Am

November 2, 2014November 2, 2014 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

I am. Two words. Two words which proclaim identity. I am a mother. I am a wife. I am a woman. I am a teacher. I am a friend. I am a sister. I am a daughter. I am a believer. All of these things define me. All proceeded by two words, which connect me … Continue reading I Am

Why Vote?

October 29, 2014October 30, 2014 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

I’ve never liked politics. I was raised in a family where one grandfather was a staunch democrat, and the other was just as loyal of a republican. I guess that is why in my immediate family I was taught that your vote should be for the best person for the job, not necessarily for a … Continue reading Why Vote?

September 10th

September 10, 2014September 10, 2014 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

September 10th always brings a pause doesn’t it? Just a quiet moment when we remember what was, and how things have changed, and how crazy the world has become. It is a precursor to the images that will flood our screens and newspapers on the anniversary of 9/11. Tomorrow we will honor those who survived, … Continue reading September 10th

For My Friend Mary

August 27, 2014August 27, 2014 / michellegunnin / 4 Comments

We are losing a generation… the greatest one, I am told. My heart is sad about this because these people are the staples of our world. They are the foundation, and the wisdom. They are the examples of faith, and family...selfless love, and character. This week my friend Mary Knoll died from Parkinson’s disease, leaving … Continue reading For My Friend Mary

You are Beautiful

August 10, 2014August 10, 2014 / michellegunnin / 1 Comment

I am a writer. I write what God puts on my heart…and today ladies, that is you. Today he says, “Tell them they are beautiful.” Why is it so hard for us as women to believe him? He is not talking about when you lose weight or when you manage to break some bad habit … Continue reading You are Beautiful

Girlfriends

July 31, 2014July 31, 2014 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

I was driving down the road when I noticed 4 older women standing in an empty parking lot. They were at one end, near their 4 cars, having an animated conversation that included much laughter. It was as if they had all the time in the world and they were oblivious to anything around them. … Continue reading Girlfriends

A Witness

July 27, 2014July 27, 2014 / michellegunnin / 1 Comment

I think that people come and go in our lives at just the right moments. It is an ebb and flow as if God knows exactly what you need, and he supplies it in person form. Butch and Mary Sikes are some of our people. They were raising teenagers and we were in toddler mode … Continue reading A Witness

I Am Afraid of July

July 10, 2014July 10, 2014 / michellegunnin / Leave a comment

I am afraid of July. Sounds crazy I know, but in recent years the whole month seems cursed. I was diagnosed with cancer 9 years ago, on July 7th. Two years later, on July 9th our house burned. A few years more I had my first knee surgery in July, and since it didn’t work, … Continue reading I Am Afraid of July

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Michelle’s Mosaic is a place of grace. It is a place where I process the broken pieces of my life as I watch and wonder at God’s great mercy to create something beautiful

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