There’s is truth in the phrase, “The Power that made the body, can heal the body.”
- Tue, 21 July 2026
There’s is truth in the phrase, “The Power that made the body, can heal the body.”
I will not be discouraged with what I am still working through. Don’t you see it? How when people gave up on me you were always still there? Well I’m ready. I’m ready now for what’s next my heart is ready I am wiser now and I’m stronger now.
It has been a productive and purpose-driven season, and we know that the challenges in the next legislative session will be just as demanding, invigorating, and full of opportunity. With your continued engagement and support, we will keep building a Naples that reflects the best of who we are, now and for future generations.
Your worth is not tied to your paycheck. Your work is your purpose, your calling, and your service to others. Prosperity comes not just in the form of money but in fulfillment.
She was tough and courageous. She had no restrictions or limitations. She loved to travel, she loved music and she would break out into dance when her favorite song came on.
The Episcopal Church exists to bear witness to God’s universal love for all people, revealed in God’s only begotten son, Jesus Christ.
I will bless those who bless you and curse those who treat you with contempt. All the families on earth will be blessed through you.”
I enjoy all aspects of my vocation but love picking hymns for Sunday worship. So, often, I choose hymns that I can introduce that are not in my church’s usual repertoire, including some older hymns well worth singing.
As I reflect on my time serving as the Mayor of Naples, I’m reminded of a key lesson I’ve learned through personal experience: transitions are never easy, but they offer invaluable opportunities for growth and renewal.
And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.” Everything you do, do out of love.