Remember hearing about the Nickel Mines shooting back in October of 2006? That incident touched the hearts of many people, but who knew it would reach a long arm across the ocean to touch the lives of the Kurds? On October 2, 2006, a milk truck driver named Charles Roberts walked into an Amish classroom in […]
Amish Forgiveness Versus ISIS Militants Read More »
Hannah meets me walking from my car up to the horse auction. She is young, sweet sixteen, with long blonde hair, a thin pink jacket, jeans. Leather toed-boots peek out below the denim, and she lifts a pant leg to show me the pink camouflage on the side of the boot. She fits the atmosphere
Last week for the first time in my life, I stood in front of a group of people and communicated. It’s not that I haven’t tried some form of public speaking before. During a term of winter Bible school I gave a class presentation on the woman who washed Jesus’ feet with her tears, and
What Writing Taught Me Read More »
The following post was written by Stephanie J. Leinbach, a blogger friend and mother of an epileptic child: *** We were at Children’s Hospital less than ten hours when our story was put into perspective. I ran down to the cafeteria while Linford stayed with Tarica. As I stepped out of the elevator and turned toward
What Makes a Story Significant? Read More »
I am young, not yet school age, sitting on a hay bale in the center aisle of the barn while Dad tells me a story. From my vantage point, I see only the back ends of the cows–their broad dusty sides and and manure-flecked tails, their constant shifting and switching while Dad moves in and
Crazy Monster Story Tellers Read More »
Site Supported By Wordpress.org Contact