Month: November 2017

A Response to Terrorism

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I’m unable to recall a time when I’ve been so intensely and intuitively called to write words on a subject, while at the same time feeling deeply incapable of cogently expressing my thoughts on it. I feel confused. When those horrific, gut wrenching, mass killings occur that we nowadays label as terrorism, I am initially … [Read more…]

Reflecting on First Friendships

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According to an article in USA Today – The average American now has just two close friends. One in four people say they have no close friends. Sociologists say we are becoming more isolated because of suburban migration, long work hours, and the growing amount of time spent on electronic devices. I invite you to … [Read more…]