A Child’s Heart for Nepal
On Saturday, April 25, a disastrous earthquake struck Nepal. With a magnitude of 7.8, the earthquake has taken the lives of more than 8,000 people. Thousands of people remain missing and ...
18
Jun
18
Jun
Cancer-Free!
Earlier this week I had my final PET scan in my five-year treatment program since undergoing surgery in June, 2010 to remove stage III breast cancer. Ken and I just ...
15
Jun
A Milestone Moment
It was five years ago this month that I underwent surgery to remove breast cancer—and today will be my last PET scan in my treatment program. If the scan shows ...
14
Jun
Sunday Reflections
Two nights ago, I slept fitfully due to a sharp pain in my left hip. But on sleepless nights, (when the pain is bad), I remember to pray – I ...
12
Jun
Family Brag Time…
Earecka is the 34-year-old daughter of my sister, Jay, and I'm so proud of her and her husband, Jason – they both teach violin and harp, respectively, and they perform ...
12
Jun
No Talking!
Let’s play the quiet game! You can’t say any words, but you have to get other people to understand what you want or need. Ready? Go! The quiet game is ...
12
Jun
A Treatise for Life
According to Princeton University ethics professor Peter Singer, children with severe disabilities should not live. In an interview with New York’s AM 970, Peter Singer argued that the United States ...
9
Jun
Integration: A First Corinthians Mandate
Every now and then, I've been posting brief videos filmed at our recent Global Access Conference – we sat conference-goers in front of a camera and asked them "What would ...
8
Jun
Fighting Against SB-128, The End of Life Bill
As you may have heard, last week the California Senate advanced the California End of Life Option Act (SB-128) with a 23-15 vote. The bill is now headed to the ...
7
Jun
Sunday Reflections: My Mark of Ownership
After I broke my neck, surgeons had to open up the front of my neck in order to fuse interior of the two cervical vertebrae I had broken. For months ...