October 2026 Monthly Letter
Dear Reconcilers, This month I would like to share some of my thoughts on a topic that is near and dear to my heart. Thank you for your participation and support in our mission to unite people in our nation and around the world by focusing on the values we all share. Why Reconciliation Is…
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Dear Reconcilers, This month guest contributor Sheila Graham describes God’s compassion for the vulnerable in this world and how we can respond to the evils they face. The Antidote for Evil Today’s news, and more tragic headlines. Oh, how awful, we think, as we turn over to the sports page. We can become so desensitized…
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Dear Reconcilers, In this month’s letter, guest writer Mike Feazell describes the harmful effects of conflict and the way to resolve our differences. The Pathway to Peace Have you ever thought about the fact that reconciliation, which is a very good thing, only exists where there is conflict? Without conflict, there is nothing to reconcile,…
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Dear Reconcilers, In this month’s letter, guest writer Willard High outlines a path to achieving reconciliation in our divided world. Small Reconciliation Steps We no longer live in a world where social friction and disagreement are buried under niceties or political correctness; often today, hostility is out in the open. The current climate is viewed…
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Dear Reconcilers, Guest writer Sheila Graham shares how inspired she was by the Artemis II astronauts after their trip around the moon. One People After watching the first interview of the Artemis II space crew after their return to earth, my daughter remarked, “That was church.” I felt the same way. The four astronauts voiced…
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In this month’s letter, contributing writer Lloyd Briggie describes why participating in a National Day of Prayer is so relevant in these modern times. The beloved Yogi Berra was asked one time, “Yogi, what time is it?” To which Yogi responded, “You mean now?” His comical quip led me to another question – what time…
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