According to the Miriam-Webster dictionary, sidelined is defined as: to put out of action or put on the sidelines Life on the Sidelines To be honest, I feel like I’ve spent most of my life sidelined. For as long as I can remember there has always been things that I just could not do attributed […]
With many families forced to stay at home, there is a big surge for online resources for education and entertainment. We have been compiling a list and categorized them as best as possible below. As we find new and helpful links, we will update this page. Coronavirus And The Church The purpose of this site […]
Our world recently has certainly taken some interesting turns as we come face to face with COVID-19 (coronavirus). Many families are at home, practicing social distancing, and as such, as faced with trying to establish a new normal for the next few weeks. If you have been online, chances are you have come across the […]
Most people make New Year’s resolutions. And most people break New Year’s resolutions. Now that it is March, I wonder how many would tell you that they have given up? I made several goals for myself this year. I like to think of them as goals rather than New Year’s resolutions. Goals or resolutions? One […]
There were things in my life that happened that I had no idea how to react to or what to say. A good friend takes his life, a friend’s parent passes, a diagnosis is made, a job is lost, a spouse leaves, a friend is murdered. How does one begin to know what to say? […]
The Story of Terre Haute Friendship House: Part 3 In August of 2019, we officially moved into the Terre Haute Friendship House. With that, we began an adventure that has taken us on paths both expected and unexpected. We are experiencing huge wins with our residents. For some of them, it’s the first time they […]
The Story of Terre Haute Friendship House: Part 2 Bob Goff describes faith by saying, “I learned that faith isn’t about knowing all the right stuff or obeying a list of rules. It’s something more, something more costly because it involved being present and making a sacrifice.” The Terre Haute Friendship House was a leap […]
The Story of Terre Haute Friendship House: Part 1 The Friendship House concept has been around for a decade, but for those in our smaller, rural city of Terre Haute, Indiana, it is both new and exciting. Beginning at Western Theological Seminary in 2007, the Friendship House model fosters community by bringing young adults with […]
I realize that I am a tad bit late to the party on this one, but just recently I came across “The Employables” on A&E. After watching the first episode, I was instantly hooked and found myself binge-watching the entire first season. For those that have never heard about this show before now, the premise […]
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