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Wednesday, April 15, 2026

re Jim Kok Kindness Day

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Some of you know that Jim died on February 17th, 2026 which is also,
 maybe more than coincidentally, 
Random Acts Of Kindness Day. 

And some of you may know Jim devoted much of his Christian ministry career to encouraging kindness, including one of his books entitled The Miracle Of Kindness as well as having an annual International Care & Kindness Conference for 10 years at the Crystal Cathedral. 

And so now that he has passed on I hope to build on his kindness legacy & promote kindness and even have a day devoted to "Jim Kok Kindness" . 

And I think it would be fitting to have it on the day he died, Feb 17, every year which, to repeat myself, is Random Acts of Kindness Day 🙂🎈🕊️✝️

So I will probably be doing more of this in the near future and hope that I can inspire and encourage some of you to pass it on and do your own simple acts of kindness here and there for the sake of our blessed Lord & Savior Jesus Christ. ✝️

God bless you all.

Friday, April 10, 2026

Big Accomplishment ! Pine Rest receives accreditation to be a CPE Center

 



Lakers Legend Derek Fisher with JK

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Lakers Legend Derek Fisher with Jim Kok at 
Crystal Cathedral 


AI GENERATED:

Derek Fisher is one of the most respected figures in Los Angeles Lakers history, known primarily for his leadership, toughness, and ability to hit some of the most improbable shots in NBA playoff history.

Career Overview & Championships

Fisher had two distinct stints with the Lakers (1996–2004 and 2007–2012), serving as the starting point guard for five NBA Championship teams:

  • The Three-Peat (2000, 2001, 2002): Playing alongside Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant.

  • The Back-to-Back (2009, 2010): Returning to provide veteran leadership for Kobe Bryant’s final two titles.


Iconic "Clutch" Moments

While his career averages with the Lakers (roughly 7.9 PPG and 2.9 APG) might seem modest, his impact was defined by legendary postseason plays:

  • The 0.4 Second Shot (2004): In Game 5 of the Western Conference Semifinals against the Spurs, Fisher hit a turnaround jumper with only 0.4 seconds remaining on the clock to give the Lakers a miracle win.

  • 2009 NBA Finals (Game 4): Fisher hit a game-tying three-pointer with 4.6 seconds left in regulation and another go-ahead three in overtime to beat the Orlando Magic.

  • 2010 NBA Finals (Game 3): He scored 11 points in the fourth quarter against the Boston Celtics, including a crucial "and-one" layup to seal a road victory.


Lakers Legacy

Fisher ranks among the franchise leaders in several categories, including games played (915) and three-pointers made (822). He was often described as the "glue" of the team and the primary vocal leader in the locker room during the Phil Jackson era.

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Derek Fisher is a proud son of Little Rock, Arkansas, where He spent His entire childhood and early adulthood before being drafted into the NBA.

Early Life and Family

He was born on August 9, 1974, to John and Annette Fisher. Growing up on West 22nd Street, His interest in basketball was cultivated early by His father. He also had a strong role model in His older half-brother, Duane Washington, who played in the NBA and whom Derek would often shadow during practices.

Education and Local Roots

Derek remained extremely local throughout His development, attending schools all within the Little Rock area:

  • Wilson Elementary School

  •  Henderson Junior High School

  •  Parkview Arts & Science Magnet HS

During His senior year at Parkview, He led His team to a state championship with an incredible 35-1 record. Despite His success, He chose to stay home for college as well, attending the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, proving that you don't have to leave your roots to reach the highest level of success.

MOST  IMPORTANTLY:

Yes, Derek Fisher is a Christian. Throughout his career and into his life after basketball, He has been open about his faith, often attributing his success and his ability to handle the pressures of professional sports to his relationship with the Lord.

He has spoken in various interviews and at Christian events about how his faith provides him with a sense of peace and purpose that goes beyond championships or fame. He is known for being a man of high character, often serving as a spiritual leader in the locker rooms of the teams He played for.

Jim Kok passed away at age 90 
on February 17, 2026, rest-in-peace

1962 re Jim at Pine Rest (before he became CPE supervisor & chaplain he was an "assistant" at PRCH

 


Monday, April 6, 2026

Calvin basketball team flying to New Jersey for a game back in the day 1950's

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randolph wisconsin

. That is the original farmhouse where Gareth was born. When his father died, Gareth’s brother, Uncle Henry, bought it. Now Henry’s son runs it. 
Seymour’s father , I think named Bill, bought other farm land in Randolph. He died when Seymour was a young teen. Seymour quit school and began running his father’s farm. 


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did they pass it on to their son ? 

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