Editor … Fall 2022
by Rebecca Walters In August, Sarah Bessey shared a blessing on Facebook. It is one that I have since come back to many times as I have thought about our theme, Let the Walls...
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Editor … Spring 2022
Walls. Some walls are necessary, like the walls in our houses that provide strength for the structure that protects us from the outside elements. Sometimes we have internal walls that also provide strength to...
Easter Sunday
Thinking of you and yours this Easter Sunday. – American Baptist Women’s Ministries of NYS
Editor … Spring 2021
Editor … Spring 2021 … I think many of us are feeling at a loss recently. We have all been through a lot in the last 18 months. Self-care has been espoused by many, but there is still some confusion on what it really means.
Editor … Fall 2020
I know that we are told often that “through Christ, I can do all things” (Philippians 4:13), but this year has been hard on so many.
Self-care has come to take on a whole new level of meaning.
Editor … Spring 2020
How to summarize what has felt like a mess of months this Spring?
{Picture my blank stare, at a blank screen.}
As my brain tries, I keep coming back to the thought that God remains with us despite it all.
Editor … Spring 2019
Have you ever ridden a roller coaster? For years I avoided them after a terrifying introduction to them through Space Mountain on a school trip. I couldn’t see, and I could feel the apex...
Editor … Fall 2018
by Rebecca Walters Seasons change, but old habits die hard sometimes. Putting others before ourselves, making sure everyone is fed even if it means eating crumbs ourselves. I’m not saying that giving to those...
Editor … Spring 2018
The theme of FEEL was very strong at our convention this past month. I am hoping that many of you will write in with your experiences allowing me to share them on the website...
From the Editor … Fall 2017
What have you been feeling lately? It is easy in this time of political unrest, in the chaos of the climate change, in looking at a to-do list that seems to never end; to...
