An Article By: Sarah Susanna Rhomberg

Who am I? I think that is a question everyone asks at some point in their life.

If I asked you that question, what would you say? How would you respond? Maybe you would say your name (I’m Sarah) or maybe what you do (I’m a writer). But really, though. Who are you?

An Article By: Jaybird Summers

  Have you ever heard the word Kintsugi? It’s a Japanese word meaning “more beautiful for having been broken”. This meaning springs from their process of repairing pottery. In Japan, when pottery breaks, they don’t throw it out like we do most things. Instead they take it and repair the pieces with gold. Once completed, the

An Article By: Megan Lang ~Followed by Q&A

‘That was the quickest thing I ever saw,’ I exclaimed to my dad.

One minute, I’d been sitting atop a hail bail watching the sun set, waiting for him to finish talking on the phone. I turned around to pick up my pup and the next thing I knew, the sunset was over.

An Article By: Deigan Marie

Beloved. What a small word.  One that couldn’t possibly apply to me. There’s no way anyone could love me–I’m hopelessly flawed, unworthy, and don’t deserve it.  Well, you’re right.  You are flawed. There’s no human on earth that isn’t. “For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God”. (Romans 3:23, KJV). But,

An Article By: M.L. Milligan

Have you ever played this game? One person says three statements about themselves and the other has to guess which two are true and which one is false. It’s a fun game to pass the time with, especially with someone you don’t know very well. Today, I want to give you two truths and a