Recent Blog Posts
Going Back Through Yesteryear
This weekend I got a tub of old goodies out of the garage and set my sights on the dozens of floppy disks I found inside. Yes, floppy disks. For you millennials reading who have no clue what I’m talking about, floppy disks are 3 and a half inch square disks that hold 1.2 meg of data. They were used in the 90’s and preceded the CD (compact disk). For those of you in Generation Z who might be reading ... continue reading »
Now Listen to Me on Bott Radio Network!
How do you feel when you are asked to do something that reflects one of your life’s passions? Does excitement well up within you? Does it confirm in you that you’re making a difference? Does it cause everything else in your life to become a little more bearable? That’s what happens to me. I can climb a higher mountain, go the extra mile.
When I was recently asked to be part of the KSIV Encounter radio show team, I knew the ... continue reading »
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Recent Podcasts
Remodeling Life on Christ’s Example
Join as we hear from Mary Dodd, author of The Pink Toolbelt, A Devotional Guide to Spiritual Remodeling for Women. In her book, Mary leads her readers to their own personal transformation to Christlikeness. “The decision to be like Christ has touched every area of my life. Nothing has been harder to implement, yet nothing has been more ... continue reading »
Connecting with the International Community in Your Area
All Nations Refugee and Immigrant Services St. Louis exists to help the international community in our area heal, connect, and develop such that they can become fully integrated and thriving members of the citizenry. Learn more from Director of Operations, Matthew Clark, who offers tips for how to be be a good neighbor to an ... continue reading »
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