by Dorena Williamson | Aug 1, 2023 | Faith and Culture
“Culture care is an act of generosity to our neighbors and culture. Culture Care is to see our world not as a battle zone in which we’re all vying for limited resources, but to see the world of abundant possibilities and promise. It’s ‘practicing resurrection ‘...
by CarleneByron | Aug 1, 2023 | Faith and Culture
The high-school slumber parties of the early 1970s were staggeringly boring by 21st century standards. There was no TikTok to scroll or SnapChat for sending cruel messages that would disappear from view before the targeted classmate could call her mother to intervene....
by Kim Findlay | Jun 1, 2023 | Literature
I first read Hamilton Duck’s Springtime Story when I was 4. I’m not sure when my mom began reading it to me, but she read it quite often, enough that I learned to read it for myself. One day I sat with my mom, opened the book that almost engulfed me, arms spread wide...
by Stephanie Reeves | Mar 1, 2023 | Lifestyle
Dear Friends, This month we get to discuss a fun topic: money! Isn’t that one of the topics you’re never supposed to bring up with family? Well, the fact is that Jesus talked about money a lot. So we’re not going to shy away from it! My husband and I had been...
by Michelle Stiffler | Dec 1, 2022 | Lifestyle
I wake to two of my favorite things: a cup of coffee on my nightstand and a sky warming for the sunrise. Gratitude should be first on my mind, but in the split second between sleep and awake, my mind rests on an unsettling word: depersonalized. Indicators of burnout...
