Greetings from the Editor:
Joyful Grandmother

This is an amazing time for me. My sixth grandchild was just born. Looking into Audrey’s face lights up my soul. I hear the words of a chant, by Rev. Karyl Huntley and musician Karen Drucker, that express my feelings as I look into her eyes.
The Face Of God
You are the face of God
I hold you in my heart
You are a part of me
You are the face of God
You are the face of love
I hold you in my heart
You are my family
You are the face of God...
Sing this to yourself today and feel it’s power.
Fortunate Blessings,
Suzanne
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