A few months ago, Andrew Stoecklein, the senior pastor of Inland Hills Church in Chino, California, committed suicide at age 30, leaving behind his precious wife Kayla, their three young sons, and his mother and two siblings. Prior to his death, he had been struggling with depression and anxiety and had just returned to the... Continue Reading →
shining light in a time of darkness
At the end of a hate-filled week, an anti-Semitic alt-right psychopath entered the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh last Saturday and murdered eleven people during their time of worship. He injured two other worshipers as well as four police officers. It is heartbreaking and disgusting and just unbearable. After this horrific attack occurred, the... Continue Reading →
i’m getting (back) in the ring – like the strong bleeding heart liberal feminist I am.
Since the 1992 Clinton/Gore campaign, I've been a true yellow dog Democrat. At the time, my Daddy worked every other week in Arkansas and I had him bringing me back all kinds of campaign gear, several years before I was old enough to vote. He said I'd be more conservative when I got older -... Continue Reading →
no more.
Injustice. I was already just raw with the feeling of injustice from seeing that Colin Kaepernick has yet again been kept from trying out for an NFL team earlier this week. Yes, I know he is choosing to (non-violently) protest (as is all of our right to do). Yes, I know he is aware of... Continue Reading →
