The 3 C’s of Helping Hurting People
I recently reviewed everything I learned this summer when I earned my Trauma-informed Practices for Higher Education certification from Columbia College. I love synthesizing large
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I recently reviewed everything I learned this summer when I earned my Trauma-informed Practices for Higher Education certification from Columbia College. I love synthesizing large
Today my classes were canceled at Penn State. I imagined my happy students, snuggled in their beds, so thankful for the warmth and rest of
Quick update: Due to my traveling, as you know, I’m not always blogging over the weekend. It’s been a big change for all of us
This morning, I paused when I read Job 30:31 and how Job describes himself. He writes: My lyre is tuned to mourning, and my pipe to
This morning, I asked God for wisdom. It’s because I felt overwhelmed with the truth found in Job 28 about how priceless wisdom is. What
I trudged across campus with fleece-lined tights, snow boots, hat, gloves, wool skirt, turtleneck, sweater, umbrella—I felt cozy and protected as blizzard conditions blocked my
I thought today about God as our “Helper” and how we reflect His character when we see ourselves as “helping” in any situation. I suppose
I’m reading along with the Bible Recap for a chronological Bible reading plan this year, and whenever I get to the book of Job, I
Peter Spier’s Noah’s Ark stands as one of my favorite books from childhood. I marveled at the illustrations as the flood rose higher and higher.