We Tend to Find What We Are Looking For
Friends, if you are a caregiver who is feeling bogged down with the stresses of caregiving, perhaps this...
We Tend to Find What We Are Looking For
Wisdom Stories
In Spite of Ourselves
In Spite of Ourselves
Post by Amanda Price At the Memorial Service for a lifelong friend, my husband and I could feel the tension between...
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...
A Pastor’s Insights on How to Care for the Suffering
A Pastor’s Insights on How to Care for the Suffering
Friends, please enjoy this post from Gordon Wiersma, a pastor at my home congregation, Hope Church RCA. I invited...
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...
I Write My Own Headlines
I Write My Own Headlines
Firestorms, catastrophic flooding, more and more cases of Covid, divisions, cases of abuse and starvation, and...
A Christmas Tradition for Connecting with Friends
A Christmas Tradition for Connecting with Friends
What is a meaningful holiday gift for treasured friends? For many years, I attended a lovely Christmas luncheon...
