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My Tacloban Experience Part 1 of 4
First hand experience of the devastation in the Philippines. This is from friends serving with KIM (Kid’s International Ministries)near Manilla. Consider how you might support these relief efforts.
Posted in Faith, Grief, Relief
Tagged Bland, Bland's Bulleting, disaster, Kid's International Ministries, KIM, Philippines, relief, Tacloban
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Dad . . . Still
We don’t always understand all the places we are connected to our most vital relationships. It can be a long and often painful process of discovery on the journey through The Sadness. Letter to my siblings: August 28, 2012 It’s … Continue reading
Free to Grieve
There seems to be a lot of grief around me in the last few weeks. The letter below I just sent out to someone who recently lost a family member. It is not to a close friend, just a recent … Continue reading