Author: Jacinta Reitemeir

It had been a long time since I dreamt of my Dad and I missed it. I missed seeing him and hearing his voice, even in a dream or any … Continue Reading →

I’m standing in a crowd and I think I see you. I hear someone’s voice that sounds just like yours, that deep strong voice that is engraved so deep in … Continue Reading →

“There I stood in the center of the square as my Father took my picture. I was seven years old and had just received Jesus for the first time and … Continue Reading →

So you feel alone, isolated, neglected, rejected, left to yourself, unloved…like an orphan. I once also felt this way, the day I lost my father to cancer. I felt abandoned, … Continue Reading →

Many women pray “Lord send me a good man,” instead of praying “Lord make me a good woman, worthy of that man.” I once had this mindset too, until I … Continue Reading →

As a young girl, I always used to believe that the end of a fairy tale where the princess is saved by the prince, always would apply to real life. … Continue Reading →

You feel stifled, suffocated, anxious and depressed at all the “might be’s” and “what if’s” of life. You are in FEAR  of all that might be, the thought of change … Continue Reading →

~Red and white. Those were the two colors I began to see form together when I nearly died just over ten years ago. They say that you see your life … Continue Reading →