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Published Jun 24, 2024

By Gaye Lindfors “Spring makes your spirit tingle with energy and bright optimism, like you swallowed a sunrise.” Jennifer Dukes Lee writes those words in her beautiful book, Growing Slow: Lessons on Un-Hurrying your Heart from an Accidental Farm Girl. Along with the refreshment that comes with the cool breezes and colored-once-again scenery, spring invites us […]

Published Jun 17, 2024

By Rachael Nitz Christians have a tough time with mental health. I think we sometimes put this stigma out there that to be a Christian means not to struggle with your thoughts and that isn’t true. John 16:33 says, “I have told you these things so that in me you may have peace. In this […]

Published Jun 11, 2024

By Sandy Anderson “God is always moving toward us. As we engage with Him through His word and in prayer, He makes Himself known to us, meets us at our point of need, encourages us, calls us forward, and blesses us.” “The proper first response to this God who is above us as the Lord […]

Published Jun 4, 2024

By Sandy Anderson I’m stirring this one around in my mind this week. Asking myself what am I currently afraid to surrender and why even the word surrender stirs discomfort for me. You and I are being faced with decisions and circumstances that we have not had to face previously. Decisions on what we will […]

Published May 23, 2024

By Ellen Van Groll Gather, Pray and Go is a fundraising event put on to provide women survivors of human trafficking an all expense paid experience to Known Women’s Conference in Green Bay, WI. Many of the survivors are supported from the Damascus Road Project. Three years ago, I found myself sitting a crossed from […]