By Sharron Hudson, Colonel This time of year we are reminded through advertisements, greeting cards and the social media that we need to honor grads and dads! We have already received quite a few high school graduation announcements. It seems like we say the

By Erin Wikle, Soldier Weeks have come and gone and I find myself in yet another busy season of life. Toting kids to and fro, from home to school and back again, packing the Wikle world into cardboard boxes with plans to turn

By Dick Hagerty, Advisory board member Toxic Charity is the title of a recently published book by Christian author Robert Lupton. In it, he decries the ways that well-meaning charities perform services, finding that these methods perpetuate cycles of poverty and do not encourage significant

By Ian Robinson, Major I recently found a book with this title in our corps’ library. Those who know me recognize my affinity for trivia and so understand that this book was written just for me. Its 560 pages are jammed with fascinating

By Robert Docter, Editor-In-Chief It was early morning. The sun, having crept over the mountains surrounding the Galilean Sea, sent its golden path across the water to illuminate a single man standing on the shore building a fire. He looked out about 100 yards