Saying Goodbye to a Peale Family Friend
Honoring a Norman Vincent Peale family friend in his last days.
Honoring a Norman Vincent Peale family friend in his last days.
After the death of a friend, one blogger reflects on the lessons of a well-lived life.
If the prospect of a high school reunion fills you with anxiety, we trust you’ll find these tips for making the best of it reassuring, whether you graduated five years ago or fifty.
She was a poet who loved trees. He ran a timber company. Could they find common ground?
Kim was in the throes of grief after her husband’s sudden passing. But I was just her hairdresser—could I help her to heal?
Serving the Lord in the middle of lives that aren’t neat and tidy
“A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out.”
Those friends who rejoiced with us in Jimmy’s decision gave us a precious gift. In them, we had a safe place to share our struggles without fear of condemnation.
Matt Zeller and Janis Shinwari describe how they forged such a strong bond in Afghanistan.
There’s been laughter and tears around that table. Prayers and praises. Hurt and healing…
She’s been walking with the Lord just a little longer than I have. She holds wisdom and knowledge and she’s generous to share.