This month Living Letters concludes our part of telling Ro’s story as told by her mom, Jayme. Jayme continues to bl...
This month Living Letters concludes our part of telling Ro’s story as told by her mom, Jayme. Jayme continues to bl...
Continuing with Part Two of three blogs which are excerpts from Facebook posts from Finding Serenity. These posts are wri...
We continue this month with another true story in a series about those who have suffered from severe illnesses and a God Who Sees, Heals, Provides, Shepherds, and Whose Presence never leaves His children. Thi...
Life is fleeting, and perhaps this is more realized by those of us who have already lived the bulk of it. But no matter one’s age, to be told you have cancer is a dire pronouncement against life itself. Aga...
Three ordinary Christian women, living their lives in usual ways. Married with children. Two of them with teen-aged children, one with grown married children and ten grandchildren. Seemingly out of nowhere each w...
I’ve known this story from the beginning. Indeed, the boys in this story—my nephews—are now ages 48 and 50. This is the first of a series of true stories about folks who have suffered life-t...