Send Those Cards
Have you ever hesitated to send an ailing friend a get-well card? Maybe you thought they had enough going on, the...
Have you ever hesitated to send an ailing friend a get-well card? Maybe you thought they had enough going on, the...
Karen Mulder | 1 min read
How can we care for a person with cancer? Ask Important Questions! Ask, “How are you, today?” and also ask, “What’s going to be the hard part for you?” Be sincere and show them that what they are going through is important to you. Tell them you’re coming over …. Then visit them. Be creative with special treats and conversations that will brighten their days. Even if they say they don’t need anything, that’s when they will most appreciate that you are there.
Karen Mulder | 3 min read
Confronting God Loss and grief are everywhere in the landscape of our lives. There is nothing in human life to...
jmesler | 5 min read
Sharing the Pain, Sharing the Joy
When my daughter, Crista, was four months old, her pediatrician found a lump on the right side of her abdomen. The first indication of the blood tests, ultrasound, and needle biopsy was that the tumor was malignant. For two and a half weeks we waited anxiously, yet with the peaceful knowledge that God was in control.
jmesler | 3 min read
Editor's Note: the following poem was written by Karen Mulder's friend Ruth, who attends church with Karen. My...
Karen Mulder | 2 min read
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