I Have a (New) Dream
I dream that one day, in the ever-expanding cosmos of our interconnected world, we will no longer be judged by the “color” of our Internet footprints—those digital…
Health and Wellness
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Judgment and Self-Reflection: A Comparative Exploration of Three Sayings
In everyday life, we often face the temptation to judge others for their faults, mistakes, or shortcomings. This tendency is addressed in a trio of well-known sayings…
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The Nature of Needs and Happiness: A Holistic Perspective to Community Service
In our pursuit of happiness, it’s tempting to believe that obtaining what we want will bring lasting fulfillment. Yet, time and again, we see that merely having…
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Cooperation, Competition, and the Changing Social Landscape as Seen Through the Lens of Systems Theory
Systems theory, the transdisciplinary study of cohesive, interrelated, and interdependent components, offers a theoretically robust framework for examining the complex networks that make up social systems. These…
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Man’s Desperate Search for Meaning
Viktor Frankl’s book; Man’s Search for Meaning is a profound exploration of human suffering, resilience, and purpose. Drawing on his harrowing experiences as a Holocaust survivor and…
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Living Simply Through Love, Care, and Purity: A Biblical Approach
The Bible has, for more than 1500 years, been a source of wisdom when it comes to navigating life, yet its most profound principles are often elegantly…
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What Kind of Hand Were You Dealt in Life: A Reflection on Responsibility and Choice
We are not held responsible for the hand that we have been delt in life but we are, most certainly, held responsible for the way that we…
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If It’s Worth Doing, It’s Worth Doing Well: Is Less Actually More?
There’s an old saying that insists, “If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing well.” This sentiment comes to us today from a time when quality was actually…
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You Can’t Help Those Who Won’t Help Themselves
In our communities we see that ever-increasing needs is becoming the norm – many of them urgent – and community service and outreach programs strive to selflessly…
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The Meaning of “Life-ing” Through Time and Its Relevance Today
The concept of “life-ing” has been experiencing a resurgence, though its origins date back to the 1880s when it was introduced by poet and novelist George MacDonald.…