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Rooted in the Spirit...
Growing In Faith...
Reaching Out In Love...
Edie Schmoll has performed many times for us at Trinity Lutheran
Church. She has been featured in several articles in the Press
Enterprise. Here is a link to the Sept 30, 2009 article that features Edie,
Hattie, Carol and the Trinity Choir. Here is a link to the Oct 7, 2008 Press
Enterprise article.
Church. She has been featured in several articles in the Press
Enterprise. Here is a link to the Sept 30, 2009 article that features Edie,
Hattie, Carol and the Trinity Choir. Here is a link to the Oct 7, 2008 Press
Enterprise article.
To play any of the videos double click on the link. You
should get a pop up asking if you want to open the file
with a program on your computer or save the file. The
file will then download and play on your computer or
download and be saved to the location you selected.
should get a pop up asking if you want to open the file
with a program on your computer or save the file. The
file will then download and play on your computer or
download and be saved to the location you selected.
All content on this
page is copyrighted
by Edie Schmoll and
is used with
permission. Please
contact Edie Schmoll
for permission to use
any of the items or
performances shown
here. You may
contact her through
Trinity's office at
658-5013. They can
put you in touch with
Edie.
page is copyrighted
by Edie Schmoll and
is used with
permission. Please
contact Edie Schmoll
for permission to use
any of the items or
performances shown
here. You may
contact her through
Trinity's office at
658-5013. They can
put you in touch with
Edie.
The poem that was mentioned in the Oct 2008 Press Enterprise article, and
that won the 2008 National Mensa Publications award, appears below with
permission from the author and from Mensa:
AND NOW
by Edie Schmoll
And Now I have left the wasted midsummer,
that long season of madness—
that was not a true God’s summer
but ever, ever a sadness.
And I have pondered the slow falling time
of a lonely dark season—
in that black creeping foliage
past the balance of reason.
And I have climbed a lofty peak
of misty, fog-shrouded snow—
and crossed a stark grey desert
where burning dead rivers flow.
And Now is Infinity before me
in the soft glow of the sea—
and Now I travel not alone,
as you are beside, beside me.
Copyright 2008-2012: Edie Schmoll and Mensa - used with permission.
that won the 2008 National Mensa Publications award, appears below with
permission from the author and from Mensa:
AND NOW
by Edie Schmoll
And Now I have left the wasted midsummer,
that long season of madness—
that was not a true God’s summer
but ever, ever a sadness.
And I have pondered the slow falling time
of a lonely dark season—
in that black creeping foliage
past the balance of reason.
And I have climbed a lofty peak
of misty, fog-shrouded snow—
and crossed a stark grey desert
where burning dead rivers flow.
And Now is Infinity before me
in the soft glow of the sea—
and Now I travel not alone,
as you are beside, beside me.
Copyright 2008-2012: Edie Schmoll and Mensa - used with permission.
Paintings: We've moved Edie's paintings to Flickr.
Follow this link to view the paintings.
Follow this link to view the paintings.
| Best Friend Commissioned work - used with permission |