This story evolves from being primarily about envy between brothers into a story about healing trauma, releasing resentment, and accepting the imperfection of those we love. In that sense, it actually moves beyond the central theme of Pope’s An Essay on Criticism and enters the territory of spiritual reconciliation. It is an encouragement to acceptContinueContinue reading “Two Brothers by Coletha Albert”
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Call On Jesus by Nicole C. Mullen
Dear Sister Nicole, Your music ministry has been a light to my path in drawing near to Jesus for a very long time. I remember going to George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston for workshops and other positive event and hearing your music being played over the public announcement system. I faced so manyContinueContinue reading “Call On Jesus by Nicole C. Mullen”
Prayer for all the souls under Coletha Albert’s care by Elohim
🌿 Prayer for Your Children & Grandchildren Growing in the Holy Spirit Holy Spirit, Breath of God, I lift up every child, grandchild, and generation connected to Coletha Yvette Albert — from the teens navigating identity, to the preteens discovering their voice, to the middle‑aged carrying responsibility and quiet battles. Cover them today in WashingtonContinueContinue reading “Prayer for all the souls under Coletha Albert’s care by Elohim”
We Are There by Coletha Albert
We have been traveling a long, long time trying to reach our appointed “place”, a destination that is “home”. A place that is filled with like minds, souls, and spirits. We are there now. We were always home within ourselves. We choose to be humble and bless others and neglect ourselves for the ones weContinueContinue reading “We Are There by Coletha Albert”
Puget Sound Adventures by Coletha Albert
Coletha Yvette Albert: Author, Poet, and Civic Leader Coletha Albert, Soldier Coletha Yvette Albert is a multifaceted professional whose career spans over fifteen years of technical writing, creative literature, and dedicated public service. Based in the Pacific Northwest, she has established herself as a resonant voice in the literary community and a committed advocate forContinueContinue reading “Puget Sound Adventures by Coletha Albert”
Abel Avenged by Coletha Albert
The salt air off Liberty Bay carried the scent of wet pine and distant tide flats as Virginia stood at the edge of the cedar deck, looking toward the misty contours of the Olympic Mountains. Across the Kitsap Peninsula, the September gray held a quiet, watchful stillness—a backdrop to the secret life she had cultivatedContinueContinue reading “Abel Avenged by Coletha Albert”
Prayer for The Albert Family of Washington State
Heavenly Father, Almighty Elohim, Creator of the heavens and the earth,We lift up the Albert Family of Washington State into Your holy and loving hands. Lord, You see their hearts—their genuine love, reverence, and deep respect for Your name and Your divine presence. We ask that You honor their devotion by surrounding them with YourContinueContinue reading “Prayer for The Albert Family of Washington State”
Elodea, The Solution
Elodea performs high-rate photosynthesis to release oxygen into aquatic environments, absorbs heavy amounts of nutrients from the water column to suppress algae, offers year-round habitat for aquatic organisms, and acts as a primary model organism for demonstrating cellular processes in science labs. [1, 2, 3] Ecological and Aquatic Functions Oxygenates Water: Releases large amounts of dissolved oxygenContinueContinue reading “Elodea, The Solution”
Psalms 35 Justice NOW
Psalm 35 is a prayer of David asking God to contend with his enemies, protect him, and bring justice while expressing trust in God’s salvation. Psalm 35 is a heartfelt plea by David for deliverance from adversaries who pursue him unjustly. It begins with a call for God to fight against those who fight againstContinueContinue reading “Psalms 35 Justice NOW”
Peace and Grandma Cherry by Coletha Albert
(Seattle, Washington) The white dust of packing boxes coated Sharon’s fingers, but for the first time in a decade, her chest didn’t feel constricted. She taped down the final box labeled Living Room and wiped her hands on her jeans, looking around the bright ranch house she’d just bought. Down below, the clear, freezing, greyContinueContinue reading “Peace and Grandma Cherry by Coletha Albert”
