Perhaps some would not consider resilience a virtue. I certainly never did until today but as we put our summer vacation on hold and drove almost three hours back to Edmonton it was one of two words I felt described […]
Sometimes, you settle into your sadness. You let all the colours and shades wash over your palette and try to make sense of it all. You give expression to the abstract heaviness that settles in …
The pastor of our church recently commented on how he was preaching in a couple weeks on healing. He simply requested that if we had any stories of healing that we pass them on. I …
What does inclusion really look like? It’s a question I let percolate possibly as much as a professional educator. Sure, it’s a lovely idea, but how does it actually work? Last month, I had the privilege …
He shuffled in wearing only his saggy boxer briefs and a white t-shirt. “What are you doing?!” my grandma sternly said referring to his attire. She sat in her blue glider with her feet up as …
