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By Lynda MacFarland   Most of us don’t have any true enemies who we feel great animosity towards and who feel the same toward us. Most of us don’t have to worry about someone [...]

By Sherry Antonetti     Love your enemies.   Really.   Love those who hate you.   That’s much less poetic when we really think about it.  This past week, I blocked several people [...]

By Alyssa Bormes   Oh – I have nothing to say – there are just disjointed thoughts spilling forth. It is my father’s birthday today – and I remember his hugs – and they were so strong and [...]

By Dianne Davis I’m writing this just a couple of weeks into the Coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. I live in New York, where we have the highest outbreak in the Nation. We were one of the first [...]

By Sherry Kennedy Brownrigg   My mother and I look just alike. When I walk down the street in her small western Nebraska hometown, people have stopped me and said, “You must be Sarah Jane [...]

By Lindsay Schlegel   Today, I become a godparent for the third time. When my sister-in-law told me the date of the baptism, I thought of it as the day before Memorial Day. I didn’t realize [...]

By Alyssa Bormes So, I was just doing a little research on Kit Kat bars, which makes sense because the 20th of May makes me think of my mom. Whoa – I feel like I lost some of you just now. Stay [...]

By Melanie Rigney   I’m the oldest daughter of an oldest daughter of an oldest daughter. I laugh and tell people who ask why I didn’t have children that that line of hyper-responsible, [...]

By Hilary Scheppers Hopping the fence is the wrong way to enter the swimming pool, wouldn’t you agree? But I did enter it that way once before. I climbed over the chain-link fence and dropped [...]

By Hilary Scheppers The Gospel Today “It is my Father’s will that whoever sees the Son and believes in him should have eternal life, and that I should raise that person up on the last [...]