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Jul 13, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Inspiring Faith Journeys
There’s something deeply moving about hearing stories of faith—especially when they come from women who have walked through valleys and climbed mountains in their spiritual lives. I find myself drawn to these journeys, not just as stories to admire but as beacons lighting my own path. Each story whispers a message of hope, resilience, and transformation. And maybe, just maybe, it nudges you too, dear reader, to reflect on your own walk with God. Faith is not a straight line. It’s a winding...
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Jun 21, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Honoring the Good, Healing from the Bad: A Father's Day Reflection
Every June, Father’s Day arrives with a flood of ready-made cards, cheerful commercials, and a glossy image of a perfect family. But in my household—and for many of you reading this—the day isn’t a simple, Hallmark holiday. It’s a complex, emotional tapestry. To be honest, I have never written a message about Father's Day before—it has always felt a bit too complex to put into words. Two Perspectives on Fatherhood My husband and I look at this day through vastly different lenses. I haven't...
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May 28, 2026 ∙ 5 min
Ethereal China: Lessons from the Middle Kingdom
I lived in the Middle Kingdom nine years ago. Zhongguo (中国), the actual Chinese name for China, literally translates to "Middle Kingdom." The country has deep historical roots and a traditional view of itself as the center of the world. I think the term "Middle Kingdom" sounds grand, ancient, and slightly mysterious...the perfect name for this beautiful country. I went back recently with my husband Bill. Here are a few excerpts from my time there then and now. It was fun watching Bill's...
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