Laying Down (and Taking Up) Our Lives
This past weekend, my husband and I watched the film, The Society of the Snow—the most recent cinematic account of the 1972 plane crash in
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This past weekend, my husband and I watched the film, The Society of the Snow—the most recent cinematic account of the 1972 plane crash in
I will be the first to admit that I am a latecomer to women’s NCAA basketball. I’ve been a fan of the Michigan State Spartans
In a recent episode of Kate Bowler’s podcast, Everything Happens, the actor and director, Richard Grant, shared the story of his late wife’s death. Richard
Eight years ago today, Avery Huffman took her last breath on this side of eternity. Avery was and is the third child of one of
“Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” Psalm 90:12 I am a day-numberer. Whether I am counting the
“Help me!” she called out. “Can someone please help me?” I was sitting in a community room of the long term care home where I
Last week I had the opportunity to offer an invocation – some opening words of welcome – at one of Queen’s University’s convocation ceremonies. I
On a warm Sunday morning in late October, my family and I attended a smudging ceremony. An indigenous leader from our church had invited the
Caring is complicated. Which means parenting is complicated. And friendship is complicated. And working in care-giving jobs is complicated. What should my care look like?
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