Kari Lee Fournier column

Kari Lee Fournier is a Christian conservative freelance writer. Recently retired after 38 years with her City Water Utility, Kari likes to say that she's still in the water business – although her work now involves the 'Living Water,' represented by the Holy Spirit, which is freely given by Jesus Christ to those who believe that He is their Savior who died and rose again for their sins. In her writings, she primarily attempts to relay the message of the Holy Bible in a simple way, so that those who read her work can immediately apply the Bible's teachings to their own personal life's journeys and trials. Kari's columns have appeared in the Faith Perspectives section of Gannett Company newspapers throughout northeastern Wisconsin.

Contact Kari at wolfgang4234@hotmail.com.

Kari Lee Fournier

November 26, 2019

Another Thanksgiving descends upon us, with all of the usual frenzied preparation and plans for the oh-so-anticipated and aromatic feast. There is nothing like . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

October 24, 2019

"You Christians are always talking on End Times," people admonish us. But that's just not so. Instead, what we're actually speaking on is the Rapture of God . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

June 30, 2019

Fireworks and parades and ice cream cones and picnics...all a celebration of our Independence Day...won by so much blood and treasure. So many brave souls, . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

June 20, 2019

The Holy Bible is the only book that foretells the future. Many expert theologians who study the Bible and the ancient Aramaic, Hebrew, and Greek languages . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

December 26, 2018

"Hark! The herald angels sing, 'Glory to the newborn King; Peace on earth and mercy mild, God and sinners reconciled!'" These vibrant lines from . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

December 20, 2018

The flurry of another Christmas season descends upon us, with all of the fast-paced frenzy that we've come to expect this time of year. And, yet, we who have . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

September 30, 2018

"My family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed by vicious and false additional accusations," stated a visibly angry and shaken Judge Brett . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

September 11, 2018

Life is struggle. Plain and simple. If you've just gotten out of some sort of problem, you can bet that another one is right around the corner. And . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

February 8, 2018

Most of us remember the Christmas story in which a Grinch's heart grew three sizes in one day, all the result of seeing how the townspeople deep down in their . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

August 30, 2017

As youngsters in kindergarten, our lifetime of labor begins quite ideally. We trudge off to the safety and security of the local schoolroom, and begin our early . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

May 26, 2017

As we all eagerly look forward to the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, we also pause for reflection on those brave souls in the armed forces who gave their lives, . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

March 22, 2017

As another terrorist attack unfolds, this time in London, and our country's crime and evil continue unabated, we ask ourselves how to remain above the fray.  . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

November 22, 2016

We've all had the experience of watching someone go through difficult times, thinking to ourselves "Wow, that's rough...sure glad it's not me." Once again, we . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

June 7, 2016

While it's too bad that these days one finds it necessary to defend their belief in Jesus Christ, it's a sad fact nonetheless. It's cool to talk about the . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

March 15, 2016

(Originally published March 30, 2013, in the Green Bay Press-Gazette) The familiar scene opens to the gathering of ominous storm clouds. Darkness descends . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

December 9, 2015

One of the most controversial topics of late concerns the existence of God. Are we created and planned by God, or are we simply a vapor that exists for a time . . .

Kari Lee Fournier

September 30, 2015

(Originally published January 29, 2015, in the Green Bay Press-Gazette) The idea of enjoying heaven on earth seems like quite a reach, given the troubles we . . .