by Kay Etheredge Plump and blue and ripe, the berries signal their readiness from among their green leafy haven.  I take them, one by one, and listen to the thud as they hit the bottom […]

By Kay Etheredge I started making fabric yo-yos over ten years ago.  Yo-yos were made by women a hundred years ago as a way to use up scraps of fabric…a circle is cut from fabric […]

by Kay Etheredge (Note:  BBM will be hosting Cuban pastor, Heber Romero, and his wife, Lydia, this week as they speak at the Wednesday evening chapel service.) There are many highlights from our trip to […]

By Kay Etheredge It seems all humans have pride, but some struggle with it more than others.  The moment we think we don’t struggle with pride, we have pride in not being prideful.  Once I […]