A Story of Faith, Legacy, and Letting Go
I still remember the day Mom and I sang the hymn Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus as we drove to chemotherapy. It wasn’t just a song to her—it was her […]
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Our Miracle Maple: When Faith Stands Taller Than Fear
Over twenty years ago, when our new home was just taking shape, we planted a tree. Little did we know that this small maple would become more than just landscaping
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The Pearl of a Veteran’s Heart
The smell of cigar smoke told me Mr. Earl was near, and before long, I could hear his loud mumbling. My gruff, elderly neighbor reminded me of Walter Matthau in
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Jenny Johnson
April marks Parkinson’s Disease Awareness Month. As we acknowledge the impact this disease has had on countless lives, we are honored to welcome a truly inspiring guest to our program:
Andrew Lyon
Meet Andrew Lyon, a childhood cancer survivor turned author and advocate. Diagnosed with ALL leukemia at just 4½ years old, Andrew’s journey began over three decades ago. Now, as we
Porch Moments
Every morning, my elderly neighbor sits on his front porch and greets everyone who passes by. He and his little dog sit together, and with a wide smile, he waves
Green Beans and Grace
As the rain tapped against the windows, I found myself craving the comfort of Grandma’s kitchen: green beans simmering with potatoes and ham, the aroma of home filling every room.
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When Justice Feels Out of Reach: Finding Peace in Life’s Unfair Moments
Questions flooded my mind as I sat on my porch swing after a tough day. God, where are you in this situation? What is the lesson here? I want to
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Small Gestures, Big Changes: The Ripple Effect of Kindness
In our neighborhood, there was a man everyone avoided – gruff, serious, and never talkative. The neighbors always commented that they were scared of him. I knew there was a
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Walking through broken trust
It was our weekly coffee date, and my friend could not hold back her tears. At first, she wiped them away, trying to keep herself composed, but eventually, she let
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