One Year Later
They told her that “oikos” meant family, and the welcoming nature of each person there convinced her she had just become part of theirs.
One Year Later
The Art of Lonliness
Changing Summers but Remaining Gospel
Part One: Surrendering a Dream
Be Free
My Jerusalem
His Plans > Mine
Combatting Chaos
Sharing Refuge
Ten2 Response to COVID-19
Our Part
Eyes of Light: Finding Light in the midst of Darkness: Self-Reflection
Stand Firm
Tainted Reflections
Love Rules in All Your Griefs
7 Words. 7 Weeks.
Everyone in their Own Language
Freedom Child
Drops in the Desert
Tiny Seeds