Right before Palm Sunday in 2021, the San Diego Convention Center became a shelter for something like 1,400 migrant girls who had crossed the border and were awaiting processing and reu
I left my last call to Holden Village without having another call lined up, which meant that Marcus and I sat for 10 months, living in a small apartment overlooking a lake, surrounde
Point Loma Nazarene University had a “Pastor’s Day” this past month; a free day of learning for local clergy. The topic was leadership in a time of crisis. It was fantastic.
This month I’d like to share with you a poem that I've been cherishing for the past three or so years. It is called Patient Trust by Pierre Teilhard de Cha