Hello Friends,
I’m so glad you found me. I plan on occasionally using this “Blog” area to share some of my experiences and deeper thoughts. I never know who might be interested in such things, but there may be someone who just might benefit from something I share, so I’ll do it. I have so appreciated those of you who have followed my music and ministry through the years and taken the time to write me a letter, email or message on facebook. Of course it’s extra special when I’ve been able to meet some of you face to face. It was back in 1971 when I first felt called to pursue music as a ministry, not just a career. I’ve recently read some things by CS Lewis that has really encouraged me in this and given me more understanding of what it means to intentionally give our talents back to God. One of the blogs I’ve posted is the talk I gave when I was “ordained” on April 15th, 2018 at Calvary Chapel of Las Vegas, New Mexico, I share with you those CS Lewis thoughts. Yes….. after 47 years in ministry, I felt that I should pursue getting “officially” ordained. It did not not really change what I do in everyday life but it opened a few doors that I wanted to pursue living in Santa Fe. So… I hope you drop by now and then and see what I’m up to. I’ll still share a lot on FaceBook, but I’ll be able to go deeper here. If you would like to hear about the incredible personal healing God has done in my life you may want to read my biography called “Seek Ye First: The Karen Lafferty Story”. You’ll find a link to that on the home page of this site. May it all be the God’s glory. He HAS been good to me and taught me how to live in His love and peace. May you grow more and more into that in your life as well.
Bless you, my friends! Karen
I and my wife remember you at Calvary Chapel. I believe you (I think) once sang a song about the Trinity: “I’m in my Father, my Father’s in me, the Son and the Spirit, they’re all living in me. And I’m living in him because I’ve been born again, the blessed Trinity has called me to the Unity.” I’ve never heard it again and I can’t find it on the Internet. Did you write that song? Are there other verses?
Mark
Hi Mark,
I remember that song and did use to sing it some. I “think” it was written by Dave Rios of Blessed Hope Band. Not 100% sure on that. You can find Dave as one of my frineds on FaceBook if you want to research the song further. Nice that we can find each other on the internet these days. Hope you and your wife are doing well.
Blessings, Karen