Michael and Angelia's Webpage

Greetings! Welcome to our webpage!

It's been about four years since I've managed to change this website. We were formally hosted on IJNTB.NET, but they were purchased by EONET.NET, and thus the new site. A few things have changed in our lives -- the largest being the birth of our second child, Calab Alasdair Frazier!  (Yeah, yeah ... I know. Pictures! I'll try to get some up soon.)

• A few things about us
• A few of our interests
• Just where is Lumberton anyway?
• Clan Fraser - Scottish heritage

All about us (mostly)

We are Michael and Angelia Frazier. We have been married eight years this past September 4, and we are still having a wonderful time. I (Michael) was born in Ruston, LA, but grew up in Lumberton, TX. Angelia was born and raised right here in Southeast Texas.

We have two wonderful children. Lauren Ashley - age 5, and Caleb Alasdair - age 2.

Angelia and I have both attended Lamar University. I went on to the University of Texas at Tyler, and Cypress Bible College, while Angelia remained at Lamar. Angelia graduated from Lamar University with a Bachelors in Business Administration, and I received a Master of Theology from Cypress.

With the great help of my father, Ronnie Frazier, I obtained an FCC General class license in Amateur Radio around the age of 10. My current call sign is N5LYH. Eventually, electronics gave ground to computers, and I dived into automation with great enthusiasm. After several years of playing around, I`m currently a Certified NetWare Administrator, a Microsoft Certified Professional, and a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer.

A Few of Our Interests

We have a number of personal interests. Here are a few . . .

• Playing music! Angelia plays the piano in church, and was learning to play the violin. Since the birth of our children, all her time has been devoted to motherhood. Perhaps one day she'll pick the violin back up. I play percusstion, and the Hammer Dulcimer - an unusal, yet beautiful looking instrument. Check out the WWW Hammer Dulcimer Page for some more great links, audio, and pictures! I also have begun learning to play the Tin Whislte in the celtic sytle. Caleb enjoys playing the drums at church (after service, of course), and Lauren loves to sing.
• Researching our families Genealogies. So far, I have been able to trace both our families back to around the 1830's. I've also found that I may have Scottish ancestry.
• Studying the Word of God, and teaching about God's Plan of Salvation.
• And of course, spending time with each other, and our children!

For adventure, we often travel the surrounding South East Texas areas to enjoy various activities - such as:

• Driving and shopping in Houston and doing all sort of neat things.
• Spending time at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
• Browsing through the Houston Zoo.
• Watching the performances at the Galveston Island Outdoor Musicals.
• Roaming around Moody Gardens located on Galveston Island, Texas.
• Attending the annual Texas Renaissance Festival in Plantersville, Texas.
• Exploring the Nasa Space Center outside of Houston.

We are involved in ministry - teaching the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ - preaching the message of God's salvation - that all persons must be born again. We attend the One Way Apostolic Church, located a few miles north of Silsbee, Texas.

Where in the World is Silsbee, Texas?

Let's face it - all those people that claim that the world is a small place just have never attempted to walk from New York to Los Angeles. The world is a pretty big place when you consider how small we really are. And Silsbee is just another small town attempting to make itself known within the mass of dwelling establishments that have popped up across the planet since God created man.

Silsbee is approximately 12 miles north of Beaumont, Texas in the Southeastern section of the state commonly known as The Golden Triangle. Just six miles to our south, Lumberton, Texas is now the host of the Village Creek State Park. Imagine that! All this stuff that we call home - thick weeds, massive pine forests, and swampy bogs - has now found a haven within the State Park Registry.

All joking aside, this is a nice place to live. There are many exciting adventures awaiting anyone with an imaginative mind and the courage to undertake challenging new experiences. . .

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