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Connections

Friday, March 13, 2015 Allen Randolph

“A man who has friends must himself be friendly.” Proverbs 18:24 NKJV. When shared with a friend, sorrows are divided but joys are multiplied. My thoughts and comments today are about “connections.” Life can be lonelier than it’s meant to be. Loneliness results from a lack of meaningful and mutual […]

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Harvest Time

Thursday, November 24, 2011 Allen Randolph

A Blessed Day of Thanksgiving! I am thankful to God for you, and the privilege you allow me of sharing my thoughts and comments of the practical wisdom of God’s precious word. Doing so makes my life richer, and your occasional notes of how God uses His Word in your […]

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Allen & Gayle Randolph

The term, “a pastor to pastors” aptly applies to Allen Randolph, who served as Senior Pastor of Trinity Church in San Antonio, Texas, until 2011. Allen has served in pastoral ministry for more than fifty years, pastoring in San Antonio since 1975.

Allen and his wife, Gayle, have been married over 50 years, and have two grown children, six grandchildren, and a handful of great grandchildren. From his desire to share Godly wisdom and practical life lessons with their grandchildren, EveryDay Life began in a simpler form as a practical means of daily contact with their eldest granddaughter when she went to university in the fall of 2006.

As others asked to be included, EveryDay Life soon grew to reach several thousand readers daily across the US, and now internationally. In 2010 through Friends Church in Sofia, EDL began to be translated in Bulgarian and is provided weekly to a growing circle of readers in Eastern Europe. EveryDay Life is a ministry expression of Christian Communications, Inc. and Every Day Life Ministries.

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