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OMG! I've had this quote saved for over 11 years. David Brooks mentioned him, the first of three theologians he quoted at a lecture at Earlham College. I have always loved Paul Tillich! He was a German-American theologian influencing the rise of Christian existentialism movement in the 1950s and 60s in America. He immigrated from Germany at the rise of Nazism and settled into teaching at the University of Chicago. His book, "Shaking the Foundations," is a collection of his s

Coffee has a way of bringing people together. It’s more than just a drink; it’s a moment, a ritual, a chance to connect. Sitting down with Darla over a cup of coffee reveals how these simple moments can lead to meaningful conversations and unexpected insights. This post explores the art of coffee conversations, the stories behind the brew, and how sharing a cup can deepen relationships. A steaming cup of coffee on a wooden table with soft morning light The Power of Coffee in

Advocacy for adults with disabilities is a vital force that shapes lives, opens doors, and builds communities. Many adults with disabilities face barriers that limit their access to education, employment, healthcare, and social participation. Advocacy efforts work to remove these barriers and create a society where everyone can thrive. This post explores the importance of advocacy, highlights inspiring examples, and offers practical ways to support adults with disabilities.