Generosity is a virtue celebrated across cultures and religions. It is seen as an admirable quality, one that fosters connection and community. Read More »
Joy Dunning | November 26th, 2023 Joy Dunning | November 26th, 2023 When it comes to relationships, there is a fine line between showing kindness and support, and over-functioning for others. Over-functioning, in the Read More »
Joy Dunning | November 11th, 2023 “Lie number one – you’re supposed to have it all together. And when they ask how you’re doing just smile and tell Read More »
Joy Dunning | October 11th, 2023 In the journey of life, courage stands as a catalyst for transformation and growth. Defined as the ability to face difficulty, danger, Read More »
Joy Dunning | September 2nd, 2023 As August draws nearer to an end, many families are transitioning from summer activities to the everyday routines of a new school Read More »
Joy Dunning | August 23rd, 2023 In Daniel 6, Scripture provides the narrative of Daniel in the lion’s den, a story that recounts the unwavering faith and courage Read More »
Joy Dunning | August 19th, 2023 Shame and grace are powerful emotions that shape our experiences and relationships. For literally most of human history, shame has been a Read More »
Joy Dunning | August 6th, 2023 Lisa Modrzejewski, Crucible Women’s Ministry Leader, shares the following reflection on how Crucible has impacted the way she interacts with her world: Read More »
lisa.modrzejewski | July 20th, 2023 Former President Theodore Roosevelt stood at the Sorbonne in Paris on April 23, 1920, and delivered his speech, “Citizenship in a Republic” Read More »
Joy Dunning | July 15th, 2023 “Unused creativity isn’t benign. It metastasizes.” – Brené Brown Have you ever wondered why children seem to have an endless supply of Read More »
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