Friday, December 25, 2015
Thursday, October 22, 2015
Calling & Election
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Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Richland mayor's race matches long local experience with focus on faith on Pulaski County Daily News
Richland mayor's race matches long local experience with focus on faith on Pulaski County Daily News
"RICHLAND, Mo. (April 6, 2009) — Richland’s mayoral race features a contest between the incumbent, Bob Wall, who brings years of experience on the council, and a relative newcomer, Kimi Gerred, who says she wants to apply her faith to the political realm"
http://www.pulaskicountydaily.com/richland-mayors-race-matches-long-local-experience-with-focus-on-faith-cms-703
One poll said I got 68% of the votes (See Laclede County City of Richland)
"City of Richland
Mayor
Bob Wall - 13 (32%)
Kimi Gerred - 27 (68%)
100% Precincts Reporting " http://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/election-results-april-7-2009
"RICHLAND, Mo. (April 6, 2009) — Richland’s mayoral race features a contest between the incumbent, Bob Wall, who brings years of experience on the council, and a relative newcomer, Kimi Gerred, who says she wants to apply her faith to the political realm"
http://www.pulaskicountydaily.com/richland-mayors-race-matches-long-local-experience-with-focus-on-faith-cms-703
One poll said I got 68% of the votes (See Laclede County City of Richland)
"City of Richland
Mayor
Bob Wall - 13 (32%)
Kimi Gerred - 27 (68%)
100% Precincts Reporting " http://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/election-results-april-7-2009
ELECTION RESULTS - APRIL 7, 2009 - Story | Southwest Missouri - Springfield, Branson, Ozarks | OzarksFirst | KOLR 10 and KOZL Z27
ELECTION RESULTS - APRIL 7, 2009 - Story | Southwest Missouri - Springfield, Branson, Ozarks | OzarksFirst | KOLR 10 and KOZL Z27
Opps someone gave me wrong data... by this poll I got 68% of the votes (See Laclede County City of Richlad)
City of Richland
Mayor
Bob Wall - 13 (32%)
Kimi Gerred - 27 (68%)
100% Precincts Reporting
Opps someone gave me wrong data... by this poll I got 68% of the votes (See Laclede County City of Richlad)
City of Richland
Mayor
Bob Wall - 13 (32%)
Kimi Gerred - 27 (68%)
100% Precincts Reporting
Richland mayor to face challenger on Pulaski County Daily News
Richland mayor to face challenger on Pulaski County Daily News
My very first year in Richland, MO. the first time ever I stepped on the
soil of that rural MO. town... running against an 8 year long term
mayor who was former Navy I got 18% of the votes in my mayoral race.
Had I known that I was running against a former Navy vet, or that he had
been mayor for eight solid years, or that 2 weeks earlier his wife was
killed in an auto accident I would have never had the courage to run
against him !!!
My very first year in Richland, MO. the first time ever I stepped on the
soil of that rural MO. town... running against an 8 year long term
mayor who was former Navy I got 18% of the votes in my mayoral race.
Had I known that I was running against a former Navy vet, or that he had
been mayor for eight solid years, or that 2 weeks earlier his wife was
killed in an auto accident I would have never had the courage to run
against him !!!
Friday, October 16, 2015
The Joshua Journey By Kimi Gerred
Let's Have Church Now: The Joshua Journey By Kimi Gerred: Kimi in Laredo, TX 2006 photo by missionary John from Burma and his wife Zam Joshua Journey The Joshua Journey By Kimi Gerred also kno...
No Way Hosea By Kimmy Nelson
Whole House Of The Lord: No Way Hosea By Kimmy Nelson: No Way Hosea By Kimi Gerred also Known as Kimmy Nelson God gave me a revelation in the late 2004 about compromise. He showed me when we ...
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Friday, October 2, 2015
Wisconsin To Pass Law That Will Force Welfare Recipients To Pass A Drug Test To Get Benefits | American Overlook
Kimmy Nelson - Sadly, as a student of Social Science I know that...
Sadly, as a student of Social Science I know that drugs and alcohol are
much more prevalent in the poor communities. They are dealing with a lot
more stresses than the average person and they feel the need to escape
reality. The truth is we should not make those stresses worse, we should
try to create programs in our society that will help alleviate their
stresses. Women are typically the head of households and raising
children on their own. The average child support per state
is not even enough for a women to pay her light bill for one month. So
they need to raise child support standards rather than cut out their
welfare. They need to create programs to help aid single mothers to take
care of their children, create ways that women can allow their children
to participate in sports that require expensive uniforms or participate
in band that requires expensive band equipment. They are only making it
worse on the poor not better. If U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders were there
I bet they would not pass that law!!!
Umpqua Community College Shootings in Oregon
My heart goes out to the tragic loss of young Americans at the Oregon's Umpqua Community College. Perhaps it is time that we guard America's heritage (our youth) like we guard our airports. #Umpqua #Guns #Oregon
We Are Still Dealing With The Same Issues In America Since 9/11
The more pressing issues are the same as they have been since 911 which is the Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, the whole Middle East crisis, the health and welfare of our troops, America being flooded with illegal immigrants bringing crime, disease and risk of terrorism across our borders, the almost 20% unemployment rate, infrastructure in the U.S., Renewable, Reusable energy reformation. And there is a need for the UN to regulate China's air pollution and Japan's ocean pollution with the radiation pouring into the ocean from #Fukishima. There is a need to regulate all global Chemical, Biological and Nuclear pollutants. But with out God on our side we may not get the chance to solve or improve any of those issues
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Thursday, March 12, 2015
The Power Of The Pen
This post will be entered into a writing contest titled "How Writing Has Positively Influenced My Life" by Positive Writer.
Initially, I became a writer to let my heart speak the things that I was unable to say and to get the message of the Gospel out in an appealing way to an unsuspecting or otherwise unwilling audience. I let it speak through my poetry book "God Keeps His Promises".
I shared secret knowledge that was silent to the world but screaming to me.
Later, I used the skill of writing to solve social problems by becoming an advocate and activist about issues like "Global Energy" or "Addiction Recovery".
Or to solve a problem of a nation without health care or a nation of poor health.
But the most important reason that I love writing is because I have used it as a tool of self defense when social injustices are occurring.
Like a battered woman would tell her secrets of her husband abusing her after her marriage counselor told her to tell others what is going on and it turned the negative situation into a power tool for the victim against the abuser.
The pen truly is mightier than the sword!
Initially, I became a writer to let my heart speak the things that I was unable to say and to get the message of the Gospel out in an appealing way to an unsuspecting or otherwise unwilling audience. I let it speak through my poetry book "God Keeps His Promises".
I shared secret knowledge that was silent to the world but screaming to me.
Later, I used the skill of writing to solve social problems by becoming an advocate and activist about issues like "Global Energy" or "Addiction Recovery".
Or to solve a problem of a nation without health care or a nation of poor health.
But the most important reason that I love writing is because I have used it as a tool of self defense when social injustices are occurring.
Like a battered woman would tell her secrets of her husband abusing her after her marriage counselor told her to tell others what is going on and it turned the negative situation into a power tool for the victim against the abuser.
The pen truly is mightier than the sword!
Friday, February 20, 2015
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