I struggle with being a mom. I’ve struggled through six years of the predictable laundry, food, scheduling, and interrupted sleep that comes with being a mom. And I’ve struggled through
Once upon a time, a group of friends were travelling from one town to another. They were like loyal groupies for a rock star, but instead of driving a roadie
Five small loaves and two small fishes. The story of a little boy’s faith where Jesus turns something meagre into a miracle. From flannel boards to pulpits we see the
Easter Morning is deceptive. We endure the grave, the darkness of every hour from Good Friday – or for some, forty days before on Maudy Tuesday – until dawn on
We have now been a week in quarantine. Longer in other parts of the world. The shock and novelty have begun to wear off, and now we see that this
Depression has become ferociously entrenched in our culture. Schoolchildren talk about anxiety and depression like they do the latest iPhone. They’ve been subject to health classes and special presentations about
There seems to be a rise of people openly combating the busyness during the Christmas season. Maybe it’s always been this way and I’m only seeing it now that I’m
My life took a sudden turn when I became a girl mom. Hard and fast. Kicking and screaming and digging deep. Truly, I wanted boys. Two boys and a little
If we want to change the world, we need something better than social, economic, educational, and spiritual intervention later in an individual’s life.. All of these existing programs are necessary,
Canada's last federal election left the (majority) Conservative West outraged. But is Wexit really the only option?
