My nephew, Sam and I were on a double date with a mother and her daughter. It has been a long while since I have even thought about dating again. Eight years ago I lost my fiancee, Brenda. She was killed by a drunk driver just weeks before our wedding. It took a long, long… Read More Thomas and Tracey
Five years have passed since I took Nasha to the shelter for street children. A lot has happened within that time. I’m still handing out tracts but now I’m a Youth leader in my church. My Mother is back home and she hasn’t touch a drink since she checked into the Drug and Alcohol Rehab… Read More Janco’s Story (Part Two)
“Thanks for doing this interview, Chantrea. It can’t be easy for you.” They were sitting by the lake just steps from the organization where the Cambodian woman worked as a social worker. Chantrea smiled slightly. She had sad eyes and although she was in her late thirties, she looked much older which wasn’t surprising, considering… Read More Chantrea’s Crusade
She ran all the way to the beach and didn’t stop until she saw the silhouette of his house but instead of running up the stairs, she collapsed on the sand, the tears almost blinding her. Why had she come here? She should be as far from here as possible. She had promised herself that… Read More The Beach
Di Barrong is the founder of Bags of Love, a charitable organization which provides bags to the various community agencies that serve the needs of children in those scary days between being taken from their own homes and being placed in more permanent foster care. In her own words, she shares how this organization came about. A number… Read More One Woman’s Dream
At Joppa there was a certain disciple named Tabitha, which is translated Dorcas. This woman was full of good works and charitable deeds which she did. But it happened in those days that she became sick and died (Acts 9:36, 37). We don’t know much about this woman except that she was from a place… Read More Community Worker
Notes to Women 