Dear Friends, In this time of Pandemic, I think it’s important for us to remember that no one has done this before. The check out staff at the grocery store, the nurse checking vitals at the hospital, the town and state leaders making decisions that affect all people, the pastor figuring out online worship, the […]
Voting for Mental
Health in 2020
As I went to the polls in my “Super Tuesday” state of North Carolina, and then watched the flurry of coverage that night and throughout this past week, I have been thinking anew about the importance of mental health voting in 2020. Whenever I go to the polls, I by necessity vote with mental health […]
The Story of the “Crazy” Son : the Prodigal Son through new lenses (Part 2)
Every parent whose son or daughter has left home in distress or run away from home has the same sick and sinking feeling in their hearts. Is she alive? Is someone out there caring for her? Is she dead in a ditch? Is he in a homeless shelter? Or has he found happiness and a […]