Party With a Purpose
In a small village in Africa at this very moment, there are 10 people drinking clean water from a well that was donated to them by a group of six-year-old children. They raised enough money at my...
View ArticleEthiopia Diary Entry #1: Back to School
During the summer of 2012, members of the Women of Faith team visited Ethiopia to see first-hand how the Women of Faith community is impacting lives there. Over the next several weeks, we’ll share...
View ArticleEthiopia Diary Entry #2: What a Difference a Well Makes
What’s in a Well? Traveling to Ethiopia this summer, I was struck by several things. But there is one image that comes to my mind so often. Often as I’m getting a quick drink of water at the fridge,...
View ArticleBags of Grace Revisited
After we posted Christa Mullins’ story about the bags she passes out to the homeless on her way to her Women of Faith event, questions and comments came pouring in: What a great idea! What kind of...
View ArticleEthiopia Diary Entry #3: Generations of Difference
Our Ethiopia Diary continues with this entry from Brenda Warner. Before you watch the video, stop just a moment to take a good look at your hands. Never mind about your manicure (or lack thereof), just...
View ArticleEthiopia Diary Entry #4 – A Gift to Us
The next entry in our Ethiopia Diary comes to us from Sheila Walsh, who tells us how their trip was not just a one-way blessing. See what she describes as “a gift to us” in the video below. Have you...
View ArticleA Place We Never Knew We Could Go
November 20th, 2010 my sister and I attended a Women of Faith convention in Hartford, Connecticut. The theme for the weekend was Over the Top. The speakers took turns sharing their testimonies as to...
View ArticleEthiopia Diary Entry # 5: Through Sam’s Eyes
In this week’s diary entry, Sandi Patty shares what it was like to experience the Ethiopia trip with her youngest child, sixteen-year-old Sam. See why Sandi says Ethiopia is “full of Sams” and hear...
View ArticleMaking a Difference: City of Angels NJ
We were at a loss as to what to do with our 6-foot, 2-inch blue-eyed blond-headed son at the height of his addiction. We had raised our children in church, but my son got involved with the wrong crowd...
View ArticleMission Regan: It Just Makes Sense!
The snow is falling, we just got home, and all is well in our little world. The kids are happily playing with their new toys and Josh and I are finally exhaling. Just as we settle onto the couch,...
View ArticleMy Bonus Miracle
At 43 years old I am expecting a baby! I was not happy—at all—when I first found out. I was not rejoicing; I was angry. How could God put this on me now? I like my life just like it is. I have a...
View ArticleThe Dress That Opened Doors
The great Charles Spurgeon is famous for saying, “If you give a man the gospel, wrap it in a sandwich. And if you give a man a sandwich, wrap it in the gospel.” I recently returned from a trip to...
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So Much More Than a Flower
I’m a pushover when it comes to cute hair accessories so when I spotted big, friendly, crocheted flowers for sale I knew I had to have one. But this happy hair toy is much more than a charming...
View ArticleBlend In or Take a Stand?
It was a cold March day in 1983. It wasn’t a cold day simply because of the weather. It was a cold moment for me in my sociology class in college. I stood alone in my class. Up to this point, I would...
View ArticleCalled to Give
Sometimes in life you hear a story that stops you dead in your tracks. Rarely does that story come from someone you’ve known for most of your life yet had no idea where he’d come from. I’ll never...
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An Unbroken Legacy of Faith
An Unbroken Legacy of Faith By Luke Zamperini with Kenneth Kemp UnbrokenFilm.com Louis Zamperini’s incredible journey took him from: * Torrance High School to … * The University of Southern...
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Creating a Healthy Marriage
A few years back on one of our weekly date nights, my wife and I were watching the movie “Water for Elephants”. As we were watching, I was reminded of how distorted relationships can be in our...
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