Day: November 12, 2013

Turning grief to action

The Lead

Veronique Pozner was consumed with grief after the murder of her son in the Newtown rampage. But she turned her grief into action, in a model for us all. From

The Philippines: Episcopal Relief is in for the long haul

The Lead

The challenge of the “Recovery” phase is that most of the television cameras have moved on, but in many cases, the human suffering has grown. It is a chronic state, not a crisis. This however is the phase where Episcopal Relief & Development and its worldwide partners excel.

Endurance

Speaking to the Soul

… Christian life is more than a marathon; it can also be a treacherous obstacle course. Expect to be tripped. Expect to fall. Endurance means more than just chugging along. We must regularly pick ourselves up and get back in the race.

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