War of the Words

By Rae Lynn DeAngelis Forty plus years ago when I was in high school, Mr. Brannigan, my Drama Ed teacher, spent several weeks exposing our class to classic movies, plays, and radio dramas. He claimed it was important to understand the evolution of theater before...

An Open Invitation

By Allison Bucher My husband and I recently became homeowners, and after refinishing floors, painting walls, assembling furniture, and deep cleaning just about everything, it’s finally starting to feel like home. But the thing nobody told me about being a...

God’s Provision

By Melody Vanosdol God is always faithful. I’m still working on it. Some people take notice when your mood or personality shifts. Very few people will ask you about it. My friend at work, Karen, a sister-in-Christ, asked me the minute we were alone in the...

You Can Go Now

By Melody Vanosdol God is always faithful. I’m still working on it. It’s interesting the facts that you remember. One Saturday evening in January of ‘24, I let the dog out to potty.  It was 21 degrees Fahrenheit and daylight. I noted that because Sparky was...

Yielding to God’s Will

By Teri Rolfes After years of trying to figure out what I wanted to be “when I grew up” and a variety of occupations, mostly clerical in nature, I ended up working in education as a school secretary and classroom aide, serving special needs students in...