November 2024 Monthly Letter

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…
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October 2024 Monthly Letter

Dear Reconcilers, This month’s guest contributor is Sheila Graham, who shares her thoughts on how we can become more empathetic in our relationships.     Love Supreme How do you make decisions about people? Most of us make some kind of judgment about people when we first meet them, sometimes good, sometimes bad. Have you…
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September 2024 Monthly Letter

Dear Reconcilers, This month’s guest contributor is ORM Chapter Leader and YouTube video presenter Tom Pickett. We hope you enjoy reading Tom’s commentary on this beloved parable.  The Unexplainable Things in Life: The Prodigal Son and His Older Brother When we have worked hard and have been diligent, we expect a good result, and that…
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August 2024 Monthly Letter

Dear Reconcilers, Thank you for your prayers and support as we continue showing the importance of Reconciliation. I asked ORM Chapter Leader Evelyne Burkhard, who is overseas, to give us an update on her reconciliation work. I want to share her letter with you and I hope you find it as inspirational as I did. …
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July 2024 Monthly Letter

Remember this Q & A? QUESTION: Which weighs more? A pound of feathers, or a pound of lead? ANSWER: Neither, they’re both a pound. Each human being has God-intended differences as identified by our unique chromosomal make-up, including special skills and interests. With God there is no favoritism regarding sex, ethnicity, education, generation or social…
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June 2024 Monthly Letter

Dear Reconcilers, This month I’m pleased to share Sheila Graham’s article on our unsung heroes.  My friend, on her way to celebrate Christmas with her family, was pulled over and waited nervously to learn why she was stopped. She had not had a ticket in all her years of driving. Shook up, she knew he…
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