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Field notes, caregiver writing, and short reflections, from Nancy and the people walking alongside her.
Some work finds you. For Martha Serio, that’s exactly what happened. A former Spanish and French teacher, Martha made a career shift into social work that she describes simply as a calling. Today she serves…
In a time when so much of life happens through screens, headlines, and soundbites, it can feel harder than ever to truly…
A caregiver’s reflection, one year after loss Nancy recently passed the one-year anniversary of her husband Dan’s death. They were married for…
In a recent Caregiver Journal, Nancy shared her experience of adjusting to life six months after the death of her husband. Her…
At A Place in the Conversation, we believe the deepest change happens through shared experience. In our latest episode, we sat down…
In a time when voices are loud and distractions are constant, compassionate listening can feel like a rare art. But true listening—listening…
Change is a powerful force that can be exhilarating or terrifying, depending on how it impacts our lives. It can also be…
Grief is an unwelcome companion that can feel all-consuming, changing the very shape of our lives. When we lose something or someone,…
In the tapestry of faith, worship is the vibrant thread that weaves together our individual threads into a unified whole. It’s more…
In an era of fast-paced living and digital distractions, worship can often feel like an afterthought. We might wonder, “Does it really…
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