“I never pray for patience,” my husband said matter-of-factly. “For I know if I do, I am going to end up in a traffic jam.” There is a bit of truth to that statement. I have the feeling, it sums up how many of us feel about the idea of learning patience. The reality is, … Continue reading How to be Patient when you are Impatient
Uncomfortable: One Family’s Story of Reconciliation
Leslie never imagined her life would turn out that way. Addicted to drugs. Estranged from her family. Selling everything she had to eat and to use. She never imagined a day when the Department of Human Resources (DHR) would take her 3-year-old son, Garrett away from her. But it happened. A few weeks ago we discussed … Continue reading Uncomfortable: One Family’s Story of Reconciliation
