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Because no one else will
Back in 2004, I supported a nonprofit organization called Invisible Children. The mission was to support families in Africa, around Uganda, who were affected by a warlord...
The joy of movement
Gathered in a circle with their instructor, seniors of all abilities gracefully wave their arms, point their toes and create rhythmic patterns in the air with ribbons....
Lessons of faith from Peanuts
One of our favorite fall stories is the 1966 classic, “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.” Charles M. Schulz, who created the comic strip Peanuts, taught Sunday...
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Domestic Violence Awareness Month occurs every October. It started from the Day of Unity in 1981 as a way to connect organizations fighting to end domestic violence....
Worship in your daily routine
Everyone has a daily routine we fall into whether intentionally set, or we fall into one without really noticing. Wake up, work, eat, decompress, sleep – and...
De aquí somos: Here we belong
Hispanic Heritage Month is an important time to reflect on and celebrate the significant contributions of Hispanic Americans in this country. Personally, it has allowed me to...
How you can help prevent bullying
October was first declared as National Bullying Prevention Month in 2006. This month provides an opportunity to educate and provide awareness of the devastating effects bullying has...
The God of as-is
Have you ever been to a Target or Walmart? Unless you’ve been living in a cave in a remote part of the world, then I’m sure you...
Understanding and supporting maternal infant loss
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month is observed in October of each year. It’s a time to remember and share the pain of loss with families who...
Clothe yourselves with the gifts of Christ
Entering the final months of the year is always an exciting, yet humbling time. Most people finally feel the chance to take a deep breath and enjoy the...