Marye Trim
Marye Trim, PhD, is a retired author, poet, and senior lecturer residing in Cerne Abbas, Dorset, England.
Articles by Marye Trim
Songs in the night
July 2020
I have kept a diary record of an event, which began early in 2016, the seventeenth year of my husband’s deterioration from the rare neurological, terminal disease known as multiple system atrophy. He was a strong, godly man, lifelong vegetarian,…
Revival and the Holy Spirit
February 2017
What does it really mean to be a Christian?” asked a student at Australasian Missionary College in August, 1939.1 Although always an important question, at this particular moment in history it held special significance for Adventist…
Christmas Kodachromes
December 1975
AS MY Christmas Day memories span miles and years it seems as if a series of Kodachrome pictures glow brightly on the screen of my mind. They start, of course, with my childhood in the depression years, with Mum and me just the two of us.…
Shepherdess: Of Parsonages and Palaces
January 1980
Dear Shepherdess: Marye Trim's article reminds me of the many houses we have lived in. First a third-floor apartment, next the dean's apartment in a boys' dormitory where we had so little privacy, and then a parsonage attached to the…
