We use a lot of analogies and metaphors in the work we do through The Crucible Project. Men who have attended a Read More »
Judson Poling | August 27th, 2015 Judson Poling | August 27th, 2015 Staff A Weekend The journey continues. Soon another group of men will be attending a Read More »
Brittany Duke | August 18th, 2015 As a writer, I tend to receive a lot of feedback. Some of the feedback is positive, but much of it is Read More »
Joshua Hook | August 6th, 2015 A man I know recently told me he made his first new friend in 15 years. When I ask people what they Read More »
Jason Bachman | July 30th, 2015 As I was growing up, my dad and I would do things together as many fathers and sons do. Usually, if we Read More »
Byron Myers | July 23rd, 2015 In my decade of involvement with The Crucible Project, the single most important gain has been my new awareness of what I Read More »
John Casey | July 16th, 2015 Freedom is not free. I am thankful to be a part of a ministry that serves, among other trauma victims, veterans and Read More »
Roy Wooten | July 2nd, 2015 The man knelt in the cemetery, his eyes fixed on his father’s gravestone. I sure miss you, Dad. There are so many Read More »
Dan Kuiper | June 25th, 2015 As Christians we have a mandate to bring the light of the “good news” to the world. We are charged with helping Read More »
Dmitri Bilgere | June 4th, 2015 One of my favorite books on personal effectiveness is called The Power of Less by Leo Babauta. One of the main takeaways Read More »
Joshua Hook | May 28th, 2015