Humanitarian Aid Veteran Sharon Eubank Notes That Small Acts of Compassion Become Divine
Sharon Eubank spent nearly 30 years doing humanitarian work around the world, but it all started with socks. Yes, socks.
Category: Peacemaking
Sister Ave Clark on ‘Sewing’ and ‘Sowing’ Good Deeds with Joy and Hope
Life isn’t fair. It was only after acknowledging that fact that Sister Ave Clark was able to move through the
‘The Way of Love is Paved One Thought, Word, Gesture, or Kindness at a Time”
In his letter to the Colossians, St. Paul wrote, “Put on then, as God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, compassion,
After 61 Years as a Nun, Sister Ave Clark Still Serves as a Vehicle of Joy and Grace to Others
As a child, Sister Ave Clark decided that she either wanted to be a Rockette or a nun. Her mother
Stephanie Saldaña on Refugees Preserving Faith, Kindness, and Their Homelands After War
On August 6th, 2014, the terrorist group ISIS attacked the city of Qaraqosh in Iraq, leading more than 40,000 people,
CNN’s John Blake Finds Family’s Racial Divide Healed Through Love, Humility, and St. Jude
With the sharp increase in racial tensions in the United States over the last few years, getting people to move
Compassion Walks the Road to Calvary: An Interview with Sister Ave Clark
The words “peace and compassion” may elicit images of softness or even weakness, but Sister Ave Clark knows from experience
Amanda Ripley on High Conflict, the Exhausted Majority, and Moving Past an “Us versus Them” Mentality
Conflict is unavoidable in life, be it between friends, family, or coworkers – or on a societal scale when it
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