March 2026 Monthly Letter
Dear Reconcilers, Guest writer Sheila Graham shares an example of how the Holy Spirit works to bring unity within communities. More Than Forgiveness My daughter and son-in-law were hosts in their home to a group session offered by their church on forgiveness. Though I don’t attend the same church, I sat in for a few…
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Dear Reconcilers, As we begin our 30th year of Reconciliation Ministry, our hearts are filled with gratitude. Looking back, we see God’s faithful hand guiding this ministry through every season. What began as a step of obedience has become a journey of encouragement, healing, and restored relationships. We are thankful for each of you who…
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Dear Reconcilers, Guest writer Barbara Dahlgren describes where our focus should be as we turn the calendar to 2026. Looking Forward As we approach a new year, I have some advice. Look forward. The past is to learn from, not to live in. Many people want things to be the way they used to be. Well,…
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Dear Reconcilers, Guest writer Sheila Graham points out how the daily choices we make can have long-lasting consequences. They Had a Choice He came as a tiny baby to a poor family but he was destined to be a king. When Jesus rode triumphantly into Jerusalem on a donkey, the people cheered. Finally their Messiah…
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Dear Reconcilers, This month contributing writer, Willard High shares his wit and wisdom on the importance of counting our blessings. Cultivating an Attitude of Gratitude As we approach the Thanksgiving Season, my mind wanders back to my childhood. I grew up in a simple rural setting that has spawned so many great memories, leaving me…
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Dear Reconcilers, This month contributing writer, Mike Feazell defines what true hope is and where to find it when life seems uncertain. Hope in Dangerous Times When the world trembles – under the weight of wars, pandemics, political upheaval, or personal loss – fear often takes the front seat. It speaks in the middle of…
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