Category Archives: genealogy

Clear sight with no sight.

Samantha C Sinclair Being visually impaired, there are a lot of things we do not see. However, visual impairment, or any other thing with your body that is out of your control, requires acceptance. In this blog post, I am going to not only address others who battle this, but their parents. While it isContinue reading “Clear sight with no sight.”

Lord, willing a fourth addition to the prayer closet Bible devotional series will be released later this year. 

Samantha C Sinclair I invite you to explore the PRAYER closet Bible devotional series, now available on Amazon. As the humble instrument of God’s guidance, I am grateful for the opportunity to work on this series, trusting that a fourth edition will be added later this year, Lord willing. Should you purchase a copy, IContinue reading “Lord, willing a fourth addition to the prayer closet Bible devotional series will be released later this year. ”

Get serious about our children.

Written by Samantha C Sinclair What I just heard on a video on social media is absolutely disturbing. A woman was on a video saying something about purchasing clothing for her children. She said that you might be surprised she has children since she was suing her parents because she was here on earth. SheContinue reading “Get serious about our children.”

How may I help you share your story, products, or services?

Published author in search of freelance work. By Samantha C Sinclair I am the author of The Call For Emily and 10 other published titles. These titles include The God’s Silver Lining Book Series, a Bible Devotional Series titled Prayer Closet, and A Glimmer Of Hope a stand alone. I am also a blogger andContinue reading “How may I help you share your story, products, or services?”

No shame in adoption.

Written by Samantha C Sinclair https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Proverbs%206%3A16-19&version=KJV I am not a political person. But I do stand up for God and for His Word. The Holy Bible. I pray it would be a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path that I might not sin against God. With election drawing near, our prayersContinue reading “No shame in adoption.”

GENESIS chapter 25 BNWS Bible study.

Written by Samantha C Sinclair Listen to or read GENESIS chapter 25 here. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%2025&version=KJV Abraham was certainly heart sick over losing Sarah. But God brought him joy once again. Isaac heart broken over the loss of his mother was comforted. When is a time in your life you wondered if you would ever feel joyContinue reading “GENESIS chapter 25 BNWS Bible study.”

The foundation still stands.

Mike Watson is a historian with the Genealogy Research Center in Adair county Kentucky. Photo credits BNWS. Written by Samantha C Sinclair on June 26, 2024 Have you visited the Citizen’s Park in Historic Adair County Kentucky? A walking trail, dog park, and more await. But why is this place historical? On this property sitsContinue reading “The foundation still stands.”

Importance of knowing your history.

Her fascination began at age nine in Girl Scouts. Written by Samantha C Sinclair on June 24, 2024 In fourth grade Annita Dial was a Girl Scout. Her leader had an interest in Genealogy, and the fourth grader was intrigued. She grew up, got married and became a mother. In her busy life on andContinue reading “Importance of knowing your history.”