Buried with Christ
By Miriam Rossow Sunday, July 17th was the 2 year anniversary of my dad’s death. I had been with my family for
Control in Chaos
By Rachel Varblow Meggie was born at six pounds, one ounce with cocaine and seven other illegal substances flowing through her veins.
A Different Christmas
By Miriam Rossow This Christmas was different. We had numerous gatherings and lots of laughter. We ate lots of traditional food: Christmas
Starting Over
By a St. Luke member I've always loved and sometimes followed after various adventures through the years. But deep down in my
Missing My Dad’s Funeral
By Roxanne Smith Of the many things that my disability has caused me to miss in the past 24 years, being unable
Meeting Jesus
By Miriam Rossow “Jesus is here!” he said as he ran towards me with eyes full of hope and excitement. It was the
Held Together
By Lydia Jentzen Will My oldest is 11 this year, the same age I was when I entered confirmation class for the
Letting Go of Perfection
By Kelsey Kliemola (Ms. Wheelchair Michigan 2014) I remember thinking so many times, “I wish my life could be different. I wish
“MOMMY!”
By Megan Bahr When I was a little girl, I could always be found with my arm hooked around a baby doll. When
Help! I’m In a Crisis!
By Becky Sukach and Roxanne Smith Everyone needs help at times. Most of us like to think we have our lives fairly