Wild: A Journey Worth Taking
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St. Bernard of Montjoux: Mountain Missionary
One of my favorite movies as a kid was a story set in the Alps. I remember being delighted watching St. Bernard dogs and their…
Bear With Me in Prayer
It was never on my to-do list or my hope-to-do list, but I did it. A friend and I visited Grand Teton National Park over…
John Wesley: Balancing Physical and Spiritual Health
Country: England
Born: June 17, 1703
Died: March 2, 1791
Religion: Methodist
Born: June 17, 1703
Died: March 2, 1791
Religion: Methodist
John Wesley was an Anglican minister and founder of the Methodist Movement. Wesley emphasized the need for faith to be focused on both personal piety and social justice; he believed there was “no holiness, but social holiness” and that our faith could not be lived in isolation.
