Death – Suicide
Wisdom for the Caregiver (from Barb Pekich) Friends brought dinners every day for two months. This was coordinated...
Wisdom for the Caregiver (from Barb Pekich) Friends brought dinners every day for two months. This was coordinated...
(Submitted by Ann Anderson of Holland, MI)
Compassionate and healing God,
Help us to see Your face
In the faces of our sisters and brothers
Who are sick or injured.
Guide us to reach out to them
With hearts of compassion
Dear Friends: Wish you could have seen the impact of 2,100 walkers the 300 support persons the hundreds of people...
This is Elvis Evans. I am a former student of yours from way back in the days of 1977-78.
I do not think I ever had an opportunity to thank you. You were instrumental in the successes I have enjoyed in my life. In 1977, I was a lost kid looking for someone to understand me. I wore a hearing aide, which was an anomaly back then. I was also epileptic and wore orthopedic shoes, which back then only came in one style; wing tip.
Editor's Note: the following poem was written by Karen Mulder's friend Ruth, who attends church with Karen. My...
When someone we care for is hurting, we are tempted to rush in with a "quick fix" to help make the person feel...
There are few words that strike terror in the heart like the word cancer. It is such a silent, insidious disease. ...
Note to readers: this is an excerpt from my book The Compassionate Congregation, in which Glenda shares her story...