(A note of introduction from Veritas)
One of the hardest things about not being in school together during this ...
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“...In 1988, the Congress, by Public Law 100-307, called on the President to issue each year a proclamation designating the first Thursday in May as a “National Day of Prayer.” ... Read More
Just over a decade ago, when I graduated from a small, liberal arts college of 1300 students, depression was a word I had heard of, but rarely encountered. I don’t recall knowing anyone who said ... Read More
It is easy to experience disequilibrium at Cambridge.
The first event during my recent visit to the University of Cambridge was dinner. When I sat down, I struck up a conversation with the ... Read More
Sitting adjacent to me was my dear and beloved friend Amy, the friend that was popular with all our classmates. The one with perfectly placed hair, a charming personality, and the artistic ability ... Read More
This past week America said goodbye to an era, lost a legend, and gave up a saint.
Billy Graham. The name is filled with meaning for many Americans born before the turn of the century. ... Read More
Sexting. Bullying. Deadly social media games. Addictions.
These are not issues relegated to big cities. To someone else’s neighborhood. Or to the future.
These are things that our ... Read More
Let me start with this caveat: there really is no way to rid ourselves or our children completely of selfishness in this life.
However, we can begin to put to ... Read More
