
Written by Tami Boesiger I see the ugliness in me, the attitudes that need fixing, the weaknesses that make me too aware of my humanity and I cry out to… Read more »
Written by Tami Boesiger I see the ugliness in me, the attitudes that need fixing, the weaknesses that make me too aware of my humanity and I cry out to… Read more »
By Tami Boesiger The license plate hung at a slant off the back of the beat-up little truck, a couple pieces of old wire hanging on for dear life as… Read more »
By Mildred Gerner An old adage says, “The only person who likes change is a soiled baby.” Too bad a baby can’t speak up to confirm it. Until she screams… Read more »
By Tami Boesiger My first day back in the office after closure for COVID, I was sent home within a few hours because of a riot threat. “What a strange… Read more »
By Mildred Gerner The world is bursting at the seams with rampant upheaval. We face a trifecta of turning-points. The COVID-19 pandemic, global economic recession, and worldwide awakening to systemic… Read more »
By Mildred Gerner One of my favorite Easter season scriptures is Luke 24:13-35. A couple of Jesus’ disciples were walking the 10 miles home to Emmaus after His traumatic crucifixion… Read more »