You Can’t Force Someone to “Cheer Up”
In this Don’t Say / Do Say video, Wisdom of the Wounded founder Karen Mulder shares a story about when her sister's...
You Can’t Force Someone to “Cheer Up”
General Caregiving
Bearing Someone Else’s Cross
Bearing Someone Else’s Cross
There are some big, imposing characters in the Bible - Moses, David, Peter, Paul. But there are also little people...
Lessons Learned by Listening to the Wounded
Lessons Learned by Listening to the Wounded
By Rodger Price As a regular contributor to Wisdom of the Wounded, I have the honor of sharing stories of caring...
The (Small) Stuff that Matters Most
The (Small) Stuff that Matters Most
Guest post by Rev. Louis Lotz I used to wonder what I would be like when I got old. Now I wonder what I was like...
I Have Been Married for 57 Years, But . . .
I Have Been Married for 57 Years, But . . .
Larry and I recently celebrated our 57th wedding anniversary. As we sat having breakfast over-looking a...
Make a Difference Every Day
Make a Difference Every Day
Make a difference. It is not that hard. Start a habit of making another person’s day. Every day. How? ...
If You Tell Me, Then I Will Know
If You Tell Me, Then I Will Know
Have you ever received a prayer request and then after some time passes, wondered how the person is doing? Our...
The Power of an Authentic Role Model
The Power of an Authentic Role Model
Guest post by Henry Cherry Growing up, I was into athletics. But very few of my fellow athletes looked like me. I...
