Category: Loves and Lives
Loves and Lives
John Michael’s newest Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise column, “A Spiritual Emergency: Take Small Steps in the Direction of Your Joy,” is about listening and supporting the youth of today, and also figuring out your own ...
John Michael’s newest Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise column, “Human Kindness: ‘We Could Use Some More of It’,” is about one family’s story of living on the street, their struggles with recovering from meth, and kindness.
Nancy Townsley shares about her time as a member of Kappa Alpha Theta at Oregon State University in the 1970s, and reconnecting with her sorority sisters in recent years.
John Michael’s newest Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise column, “Get Behind Me, Satan! Before Love Entered My Town,” talks about Spring and Easter, progress and humility, and the teachings of Christ.
John Michael’s newest Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise column, “Life Is a Mystery: Good Shots Too Rare,” weighs whether we are following our heads or our hearts.
John Michael’s newest Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise column, “Waiting on Either the Apocalypse or the Government to Show Up,” shares insights into managing trauma.
Travis Laurence Naught, a quadriplegic wheelchair user, praises the technology that supports him and shares insights about what it’s like managing a tracheostomy.
John Michael’s newest Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise column, “On Passing: I Love You Dad and I Am Glad You Are My Father,” shares about the passing of his father.
John Michael’s newest Life Is a Sweet, Tender Bruise column, “Lots of Long Hallways Looking Just the Same,” shares about visiting his dad in the hospital and pondering life.
Nancy Townsley lovingly pays tribute to her colleague Martin Thomas Forbes from the journalism world and how he helped her when she was at a crucial crossroads in her career.
