SEAGULL WATCHER: Essay By James D. Witmer

In this episode of TSO, our friend, James D. Witmer; an old soul, a writer, a bird watcher, and a gardener as well as a husband and father shared an essay he recently wrote. He’s the managing editor for Story Warren, an online network founded by S.D. Smith that serves to help “foster holy imagination in the children you love.” They provide resources and media reviews for children in an effort to be allies in imagination.

James has graciously shared his time with us and written an essay for us reflecting on an experience on the shores Presque Isle State Park, Lake Erie, Pennsylvania.

You can find James online the following ways:

Website: www.jamesdwitmer.com

Instagram: @jamesdwitmer
Instagram:
@bigoldgardenstories

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Dr. Bryan Gill

Bryan is an administrator and instructor at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala. At home, Bryan is the husband to Sarah and daddy to his two young children. At church, he is the men’s ministry director. He can also be found fly fishing, painting watercolor trout, or woodworking. But having authored several books, including How to Be a Man: Learning from Real Men of the Bible, his favorite pastime is writing.

http://www.bryangill.com
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