by Laurie Klein An annual date dedicated to celebrating trees Say you have one day to live. This one. What would you do? See the ocean? Meet your hero? Sky dive? …
by Tom Sine A NATIONAL CRISIS 2021… COVID-19 is putting the future of our society in peril We are in a global battle with a deadly enemy: the COVID-19 Pandemic. A…
by Tom Sine We have just witnessed one of the most divisive elections in America’s history. I am particularly concerned at how divisive this election has been for those of Christian…
by Lisa DeRosa Tomorrow, November 13th is World Kindness Day. Especially this year, I appreciate that this celebration follows closely behind election day in the US, when we need this…
November 11th is an important day of remembrance. In the U.S., it is Veteran’s Day, honoring all military veterans who have been honorably discharged. In Australia and other Commonwealth countries,…
by Tom Sine As we race towards Thanksgiving, the US has hit a new peak of “Over 89,000 Cases in Single Day…13 States Endure Their Worst Week Yet” according to…
by Christine Sine I wrote this post a couple of years ago but still holds true for me as I reflect on the meaning of freedom, interdependence and independence in…
by Lisa DeRosa Tomorrow, June 19th, is Juneteenth, a celebration of the true freedom of slaves in the US. This year, we celebrate 155 years since June 19, 1865. Instead…
Guest post by Mark Pierson, I live in New Zealand, home of Hobbits, Zealong Tea Estate, and Jacinda the Magnificent. I started today (Day 7 of Level 2 Coronavirus Lockdown,…
