Blog - The Blythe Family

Infallible Proofs

In November of 2025, we were in a meeting in Chambersburg, PA, which is right across the state line from Hagerstown, MD. One afternoon, we were sitting in a turning lane, waiting to make a left turn. When the light turned green, I let off the brake just enough to begin slowly coasting forward.

Great Things God Has Done

We are thankful to report that our friend Pastor Shane Worton's surgery was a success. No cancer! No vocal damage! Also, our friend, Sister Dawn Ambrose received wonderful news from the doctor. She was a diabetic but after much prayer, her A1C numbers are normal as a testimony of God's

Florida to the Carolinas

We are still thanking the Lord for the way He moved and blessed during the meetings in FL. Several souls were saved, and that makes it worth every mile! Pastor Shane Worton stands in need of prayer. Surgery seems likely to remove tumors affecting both his esophagus and thyroid. We are

You Will Sail Again

There are seasons in this walk of faith when simply staying afloat is victory. You have endured. You have prayed. You have stood through a long and grueling battle. And yet, though you survived, you find yourself unable to move forward. The horizon seems distant. You are not defeated, but neither

Back on the road

With the passing of our dear Poppa Brewer and Grandma Blythe, we were delayed in getting back on the road. As pulled into our first meeting on Jan 18th, we were greeted by some unusually frigid weather. The church folks jokingly said we must have brought it from Oklahoma! Our January

Dying To Self

If you made a New Year’s resolution, how’s it going so far? Studies suggest that about 25% of resolutions fail within the first week, and nearly 80% never survive the year. Some people have even jokingly renamed these resolutions: New Year’s Delusions. We set goals like: Many of

An Eventful Holiday Season

Much has transpired since our last newsletter update. Our dear Poppa Brewer, who suffered a long battle with sickness and dementia, received his ultimate healing on Monday, December 15th. We are surrounding Nanny Brewer with our love and support as she navigates this challenging time in her

Grandma’s Testimony

My maternal Grandmother, Ruby Blythe, was born in 1934 to Walter and Louise Morris. Grandma’s parents did not attend church, and her father suffered from alcohol addiction. (Thankfully, her mother later became a Christian, and her father accepted the Lord in his final years.) When my Grandma

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