Dear Reconcilers, Our guest writer this month is Sheila Graham. Sheila shares a personal story, illustrating how vital forgiveness and reconciliation are on the path that leads to comfort and healing.    Some years ago now, my oldest son was killed accidentally. My young grandson was left without a father. After the initial shock of…

Dear Reconcilers, This month’s letter is from contributing writer, Lloyd Briggie and the accompanying poem is by Sam Walter Foss.   I’m privileged to work at a Macy’s fulfillment center with colleagues from various countries having ten different languages and dialects.  Occasionally I’ve introduced my perspective that “everyone is a child of God, limited edition.” …

Dear Reconcilers, We hope your 2025 has gotten off to a good start.  Sadly to say, for multiple thousands it has not. As you’ve seen in the news, for those living in southern California, it’s been a living nightmare. Local residents admit it was the perfect storm waiting to happen as 50-100 mph Santa Ana…

Dear Reconcilers, Welcome to 2025! We have moved our headquarters to Georgia! Please see our new address at the bottom of the page. In this letter contributing writer Mike Feazell identifies the best way to cope with life’s challenges.  When times get rough, there is great comfort in not being alone. Sometimes the challenges we…

Dear Reconciler, The election is over. Many are very happy and many are very worried about the future of our country. It would have been that way no matter who would have won. The factions in our nation are staggering. Our prayers are for a spirit of cooperation to prevail instead of division. Alas, that…

Dear Reconcilers, Thank you for your support for the ministry and encouraging comments on the monthly letters. This month’s letter is written by Willard High, Pastor Emeritus. Acts of Kindness and Gratitude Trying to get in and out of a Costco store can be quite an experience. Our store is perpetually busy and my most…