My friend Jason Anderson told this story during one of his sessions at The Montana Summer Institute in Big Sky last week. I want to make sure he gets the credit, and because I’m going to paraphrase it the best I can, there’s a chance I won’t do the story justice the way he did. I do remember that Jason got a little emotional as … Continue reading This is who we’ve become…
***Kyra Andresen just completed her first year as an art history major at St. Olaf College and she is spending the summer interning with A Peace of My Mind. We are grateful for her help and for all she brings to the table! Kyra shared the reflection below for this series of stories.*** John and I were in Omaha for the Child Saving Institute’s “Reclaiming … Continue reading Reclaiming Hope
There’s a thought that’s been rolling through my mind since returning from Northern Ireland and trying to understand the division and conflict that continues to ripple through that land. “We are not so different.” The sense is the same if I stand on our soil and look at our many challenges, or stand on their soil and look at their Troubles. In fact, it’s the … Continue reading We are not so different
