Life is one long journey. Along the way we encounter unexpected turns and moments when we wish we could just turn around but can't.
One Long Journey
Category: hope
Love Crosses Borders for Alumnus
Anton Flores-Maisonet (B.S.W. ’92) frequently commutes from Decatur, Ga., to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to provide hospitality, assistance and accompaniment to recently arrived immigrants and asylum seekers at no cost.
Grace, Gratitude & Hope
This old cabin was once filled with life. A fireplace kept the simple abode warm. A wood-burning stove fed the bellies of inhabitants and guests. Love made this one-room cabin a home. Now it lies in ruin, a relic to a past long forgotten. 2021 and each past year is like this old homestead. Nostalgia… Continue reading Grace, Gratitude & Hope
Surely, God is with us
Jorge, with watery eyes proclaimed to Yeldín, "Seguramente, Dios está con nosotros." ("Surely, God is with us.")
B.’s Attitude
The unspeakable happened; B.'s beloved suffered a miscarriage.
Midwives of hope
We are called to be midwives of hope.
This is Mother’s Day
Mothering is hard work, but it’s also a gift of grace and love. Let’s celebrate those who mother us and work to end systems that are ungracious and unloving towards moms everywhere.
Turned Around
ICE released the “wrong” men.
No place to go
O’s never lived in the United States and when he was freed he had no place to go.
A Happy, Hopeful, Hard New Year
When a woman who is almost 50 years old requests a stuffed animal, you know it's a happy, hopeful, hard new year.
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