In the Presence of Good — Nicholas Winton (Part 2)

There is something about Nicholas Winton that I really admire. (If you haven’t read part one, you might want to do so before reading on.) Nicholas Winton was a 29-year-old clerk who worked for the London Stock Exchange. In 1938, after visiting Czechoslovakia, Winton had a deep concern for the welfare of children who were… Continue reading In the Presence of Good — Nicholas Winton (Part 2)

On Not Losing Hope

I hear it far too often. What is the use? "Look at those children!  I can’t wait until we have our first baby." "Yea but the time will come when they will be wanting money every few minutes." "I can’t wait to go to college." "Yea, you say that now but you just wait.  Wait… Continue reading On Not Losing Hope

Question: What About the Future? Nervous, Excited, or Both?

Are you a college student?  Are you a single parent?  Perhaps you are married with young children.  Or, perhaps you are in your middle years.  Regardless of where you are in life, what enters your mind as you think about the new year or the future in general?   As you think about the future,… Continue reading Question: What About the Future? Nervous, Excited, or Both?