Emphasis Preaching Journal

Dee Jepsen was an assistant to her husband when he served as a member of the United States Senate. She quickly became aware of the wheel and deal, power-hungry atmosphere of Washington, D.C., politics. One day she realized that there are some things more powerful and important than the game of influence. One day as she was attending a Capitol Hill luncheon for Mother Teresa she began to realize the unimportance of sophistication. When Mother Teresa entered the room she was wearing her familiar blue and white habit along with a gray sweater that had seen its better days.