Carolyn Prater

Carolyn Prater was born in Texas and grew up in the Hill Country. She began attending Sabbath services at the age of 20 and was baptized the next year. Carolyn moved to Kentucky in 1985 and lives there with her husband, Ray, and their son, Ray. They attend the Cincinnati, Ohio, East congregation. She also has a grown son and daughter, two grandsons and a granddaughter.

Carolyn's priorities are God, family and the Church. She likes reading, writing short stories, science, history and genealogy.
 
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Putting Off Anger and Malice
Carolyn Prater

When trials come upon us, we can trust God to put it in our heart what to say and do.

Posted October 17, 2010 | 0 comments
Will It Matter?
Carolyn Prater

When my dad was dying of congestive heart failure, I drove about a thousand miles to see him. He had been sent home from the hospital with the news that there was nothing else to be done for him.

Posted February 9, 2009 | 0 comments
Treasure Digest: A Cure for Hiccups
Carolyn Prater

Years ago, someone gave me a "sure cure" for hiccups.

Posted May 1, 2007 | 0 comments
Treasure Digest: The Tomato Plant
Carolyn Prater

In 1975, I was a 20-year-old mother of two, in an abusive marriage, and the impact of the hopelessness of my life was hitting me. I knew if there was any hope at all, it would come only from God. I began to earnestly pray and to read the entire Bible.

Posted June 11, 2006 | 0 comments
Treasure Digest: An Answer in the Midst of Trial
Carolyn Prater

Will God raise up all the people who have ever died in fires or been cremated?

Posted December 18, 2005 | 0 comments
When News is Discouraging
by Carolyn Prater

On every news program I'd watched today, there were dire warnings that gasoline prices would once again rise. The reason given, this time, was problems with Iran threatening to cut off gasoline supplies if the U.S. imposes sanctions on Iran due to Iran's nuclear activity. It doesn't really matter which excuse is used for the rising prices. With holiday seasons, gasoline prices always seem to rise. But we are hypnotically told, no, that is not true--believe it is not true.

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