Too often, discussions about how people can help non-profits quickly turn to financial gifts. To be clear, your financial gifts are so very appreciated, and critical to our work! Still, if we limit our imaginations to donations and gifts of money, we’re missing out on...
Like most of the world, Coram Deo is in a time of healing and transition. While the events of the last two years have been particularly impactful, I have realized that our time on earth is not guaranteed. The things and people we hold near and dear to our heart may...
We asked some of the women to write letters about the garden project and what it has meant to them, and we got so many beautiful responses we wanted to share with you. As The Garden Grows I grow as a womana mothera childa grandmothera sistera frienda human...
John Gottman, a researcher, studied positive and negative relationships among 700 married couples believed that negative experiences (words and emotions) needed to be balanced with positive experiences in a relationship in order for the relationship to be successful....
The point is this: whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. – 2 Corinthians 9:6 One of the biggest lessons in gardening has got to be “you reap what you sow”: if you don’t plant...
Many years ago I had the privilege of speaking at a local church. The topic was Coram Deo Recovery and the actual message was left to me. What did I want to present, How would I like to present it? I chose what WAS and what CONTINUES to be one of the most frustrating...
