Hal Brady

1 month ago | lagrangenews.com | Hal Brady

Published 9:05 am Friday, April 11, 2025 Writing in his book ”See You at the Top,” the late author Zig Ziglar said that a few years ago an international expedition was organized to climb the north wall of the Matterhorn, a feat never before accomplished.  Reporters interviewed the members of the expedition who came from all over the world.

2 months ago | rockdalenewtoncitizen.com | Hal Brady

One afternoon Rita Snowden, the noted author, walked through a church cemetery in an English village. Coming upon a tombstone, she stopped suddenly when she read, “She was a great encourager!” What an epitaph for any of us! Better still, what a way to live. Everybody needs a “bleacher person,” an encourager. Remember back to those Friday nights in the fall at the high school football games.

2 months ago | news-daily.com | Hal Brady

One afternoon Rita Snowden, the noted author, walked through a church cemetery in an English village. Coming upon a tombstone, she stopped suddenly when she read, “She was a great encourager!” What an epitaph for any of us! Better still, what a way to live. Everybody needs a “bleacher person,” an encourager. Remember back to those Friday nights in the fall at the high school football games.

2 months ago | lagrangenews.com | Hal Brady

Published 9:30 am Thursday, March 20, 2025 One afternoon Rita Snowden, the noted author, walked through a church cemetery in an English village.Coming upon a tombstone, she stopped suddenly when she read, “She was a great encourager!” What an epitaph for any of us!Better still, what a way to live.

Feb 8, 2025 | rockdalenewtoncitizen.com | Hal Brady

A woman in her 80s, rigid and conservative, had become cynical. She thought everything modern was bad and every new change was a disaster. She complained to her minister, “Pastor, it’s a good time to be dead.” Now few of you would be pleased at being compared with this glum person. But most of us, if we are honest, do not have much room to brag. We know that one of the things we do best-and perhaps most frequently-is grumble. And our grumbling tends to spill over into everything else.