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Knowing Our Value
This week’s featured book: A Spirituality of Fundraising Workbook Edition by Nathan Ball, Henri J. M. Nouwen Today’s Reflection As fundraisers, we must take care of the being part of our lives. This means knowing who we are, knowing our value—no matter what we achieve or don’t achieve. It means having clear values and increasing […]
Community of Love
This week’s featured book: A Spirituality of Fundraising Workbook Edition by Nathan Ball, Henri J. M. Nouwen Today’s Reflection With his eye on the life and teachings of Jesus, Henri suggests that our deepest desire be to help create a community of love in the world. Our mission, our overarching purpose, is to love. There […]
Servant Fundraisers
This week’s featured book: A Spirituality of Fundraising Workbook Edition by Nathan Ball, Henri J. M. Nouwen Today’s Reflection The fundraiser as servant is a countercultural notion. In a world that values money more than everything else, it is a short jump to say that if we make more money, give more money, or raise […]
Ministers
This week’s featured book: A Spirituality of Fundraising Workbook Edition by Nathan Ball, Henri J. M. Nouwen Today’s Reflection Ministry is the unique way each of us uses our gifts and our energy to share God’s love with the world. This ministerial work can be done at home, at work, or in the marketplace. But […]
Seeing
This week’s featured book: In the Sanctuary of Women by Jan L. Richardson Today’s Reflection Whether with an intimate partner, a family member, or a friend, love calls us to move past our fixed ideas, our expectations, our assumptions about what we want to see, the false visions we construct about who others are. Love […]

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A Truck Driver’s Hands
Lucy Worsley is a British historian and TV presenter. Like most people in the public eye, she sometimes receives nasty mail—in her case, over a mild speech impediment that makes her R’s sound like W’s. One person wrote this: “Lucy, I’ll be blunt: Please try harder to correct your lazy speech or remove R’s from […]
Who’s It For?
The picture made me laugh out loud. Crowds had lined a Mexican avenue, waving flags and throwing confetti as they waited for the pope. Down the middle of the street strolled a stray puppy, appearing to grin as if the cheering was entirely for him. Yes! Every dog should have its day, and it should […]
Choosing Hope
I am one of millions of people worldwide who suffer from SAD (seasonal affective disorder), a type of depression common in places with limited sunlight due to short winter days. When I begin to fear winter’s frozen curse will never end, I’m eager for any evidence that longer days and warmer temperatures are coming. The […]
Prayers on La Playa
During a trip to celebrate our twenty-fifth anniversary, my husband and I read our Bibles on the beach. As vendors passed and called out the prices of their wares, we thanked each one but didn’t buy anything. One vendor, Fernando, smiled wide at my rejection and insisted we consider buying gifts for friends. After I […]
Strong and Courageous
Each night, as young Caleb closed his eyes, he felt the darkness envelop him. The silence of his room was regularly suspended by the creaking of the wooden house in Costa Rica. Then the bats in the attic became more active. His mother had put a nightlight in his room, but the young boy still […]

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