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People from her generation go to Starbucks more often to feel a sense of home instead of just for coffee.
Nicole Lashbrook
Abortion: The Woman
When I first started working at a pregnancy care center six years ago, I had the naive and preconceived opinion that I would see a lot of young teenagers seeking help.
When He’s Away
My daughter was born at Darnell Army Hospital in Ft. Hood, TX in 2002. My husband, on a month-long temporary assignment, came home the day before she was born.
You Are Loved
At the tender age of three, my very frustrated son on the verge of a temper tantrum turned to me and screamed: “I hate you, Mommy!”
Waiting and Weeping
This Easter season as we approach the barren altar on Holy Saturday let us remember that we are empty without Christ.
Dirty Faces and Fish Sandwiches
On Ash Wednesday I grabbed a quick dinner on the way home from work.
Guarding the Temple
Our bodies are temples for the Lord; not something to be measured or for use in comparison to others.
The Gift
I remember one particular Christmas when at the tender age of 12, my aging grandmother presented me a gift. I quickly tore open the pretty paper and tossed the curled ribbon only to discover that she gave me an egg-shaped package of queen-sized control top pantyhose. My family giggled and I felt embarrassed as I … Read more