About Mandy Pallock

Mandy used to travel the world teaching photography and digital imaging classes with a Christian photography school. Now she’s settled in San Antonio with her happy little family, running her own photography business and helping run the Life Purpose Planning organization. She writes and shares and drinks coffee, not necessarily in that order. Mandy’s goal is to live purposefully and passionately through each phase of life. She passionately believes people who understand and live out their God-given purposes will change the world.

#55 – Let in the Light

Perhaps it’s the nature of a European cathedral, of entering the Catholic world with a Protestant’s clothes, but I always feel like I’m interrupting—like I’m getting away with something. Opaque stain glass windows of diminutive size filter any light that may be trying to peek through the clouds. A cloudy day magnifies this effect.   [...]

By |2024-03-06T09:36:19-06:00March 13th, 2024|Podcast|0 Comments

#52 – The Spiritual Side of the Eyelash Curler

Are you blessed with strong memories? Are you confounded with haunting recollections?  If two things are connected in your mind, then one can act as a trigger for the other. Episode 52 of Presently Engaged with Mandy Pallock encourages us to hang a prayer on your experience.

By |2024-02-15T13:32:39-06:00February 21st, 2024|Podcast|0 Comments

#50 – Resurrection Monday

As believers, we talk about Easter Sunday, and rightfully so. We celebrate Christ’s resurrection, His death and life, and the amazing, life-altering truth that Christ has paid the penalty for our sin. Hallelujah! And then the sun comes up on the day after Easter. Easter Monday. What does it mean? What difference does it make? In the light [...]

By |2023-10-23T08:18:03-06:00January 31st, 2024|Podcast|0 Comments

Superglued Memories

After the last ornaments were packed up mostly with care for another eleven months in the attic, after the snowflake plates were packaged and foisted up the ladder, only one thing remained to call Christmas cleanup "done." The porcelain nativity, one of my most precious Christmas possessions, would be placed in Styrofoam molds and [...]

By |2024-01-08T09:23:51-06:00January 8th, 2024|Devotion|0 Comments
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