Lessons I’m Learning as an Alzheimer’s Caregiver Belinda “Charity suffereth long, and is kind… Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things.” — 1 Corinthians 13:4, 7 I’ve read those words many times over the years.… Read More »When Love Requires Me to Change
Teresa Brumbelow This weekend, Helen and I celebrate sixty-one years of marriage. Sixty-one years of shared dreams, laughter, tears, ministry, raising children, welcoming grandchildren, and learning that real love is far deeper than romance. When people hear we’ve been married… Read More »The Secret Isn’t a Secret: Loving Your Wife Like Christ Loves the Church
Schnee Blondchen In just two weeks, Helen and I will celebrate our sixty-first wedding anniversary. Over six decades together, we’ve weathered hardships that could have destroyed many marriages. We’ve faced financial struggles, health challenges, difficult seasons with our children, and… Read More »Alzheimer’s and Us: Finding Grace in the Midst of Loss
We live in a world that’s sick—very sick. Many of the moral standards and values our society lived by fifty years ago and earlier are being ripped apart, challenged, and even criminalized. Today, people can face legal consequences for standing… Read More »How to Face Our Sick Society
Geschenke-Mitbringsel | Tipps & Inspirationen Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 10, and as I’ve reflected on the women who shaped my life, I’ve realized something important: “Motherhood is not an experiment—it is a calling.” A mother helps shape the heart,… Read More »Remembering Mom on Mother’s Day
Barbara Reginelli Last week, I lost my youngest brother, Gary. For the past two years his health had steadily declined. His heart problems continued to worsen until finally, on April 14th, he told the doctors and his family he’d had… Read More »Dealing With The Death of a Loved One
The Minds Journal I missed last week due to my brother Gary’s funeral, and it reminded me again how deeply words—and relationships—matter. I’ve often been the brunt of jokes around some of my friends. I’m sure they meant well—but their… Read More »When Joking Hurts
A couple of weeks ago, we talked about bullying and I shared some personal experiences from my high school days. Today, we’re stepping into a more modern—and often more dangerous—version of that same problem: cyberbullying. Cyberbullying can happen to anyone—not… Read More »Cyberbullying: What Parents Can Do About It
Protecting Faith Without Losing Your Voice Amber Gamble There was a time when most parents assumed school was a safe extension of home—a place where parents reinforced values, and those values rarely got challenged. That world is changing. Today, many… Read More »When Schools Become Battlegrounds Part 3:
Bullying, Violence, and the Mental Health Crisis Facing Our Children Защитник | Стоп буллинг в школе Parents today carry a concern previous generations rarely faced: Will my child be safe at school—physically, emotionally, and spiritually? Schools were once viewed primarily… Read More »When Schools Become Battlegrounds