Reflections on How and Why We Care

It’s Christmas 1988. I’m dressed to the nines in a black lace dress, my hair in a French braid, and heels to complete the outfit. A wet, sticky snow falls as I drive to the Garden City Hotel on Long Island for a business Christmas party. All the local stations are playing Christmas music. As I wait at a light that seems to take an eternity to change, Stevie Nicks’s “Silent Night” comes on the radio. Time stops, and I’m engulfed in a deep sense of peace and quietness. I am cer

My wife, Kristin, and I recently met a new friend who shared with us her and her husband’s story, beginning from the brink of separation decades ago. But then they met Jesus, here in our Hershey area at a conference in the hotel where he worked. All these years later, their story tells of God’s faithfulness to and through them as He sent them to serve Him in distant lands. They had returned, and he has now entered the Lord’s presence after illness. She was by his side the who

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Dear friends, I’ve been considering the weight we carry in caring for those serving in ministry. Why does it feel heavy at times? While...

It’s the season of fireworks! Fireworks shine brilliantly in the skies, with spectacular colors and combinations—but then disappear with...