When preparing our son Isaac for bed, it can sometimes be challenging to have him brush his teeth. His younger brother Hugh is much easier to convince. After all, when trying to change a one-year-old’s diaper, I’ve learned the best…Read More→
It’s Saturday morning and the sun is just barely on the horizon; the moonlight still dominates the morning sky. A pitter-patter of tiny toddler feet rumble across our bedroom floor and a wild-eyed, crazy-haired little boy exclaims, “It’s wake up…Read More→
I was hooked. I couldn’t wait for each new episode. Malcolm Gladwell recently completed the first season of his new podcast entitled Revisionist History. In each episode, Gladwell retold fascinating tales of past events that he believes should have carried…Read More→
That phrase. We’ve all received it personally gift-wrapped by well-meaning friends, caring loved ones, and kind strangers. It usually comes delivered with the most beautiful of intentions; a buffer of hope raised in the face of the unimaginably painful things…Read More→
One of my favourite children’s books is the classic Going on a Bear Hunt. You may have read it, but if not, let me give you a summary. The book reads like a poem, or a song, with a rhythm…Read More→
In Canada today the disability community makes up 15.4 per cent of our population. (Statistics Canada 2012). That means that if you have a congregation of one hundred people, assuming you represent the population, you should have fifteen people with…Read More→