Compassion in the Worst Places
Kathy Coffey
November 19, 2023
One of the most compelling calls to compassion comes from one of the worst places: a Nazi concentration camp. There, the dying Betsie ten Boom told her sister, “there is no pit so deep that [God] is not deeper still."
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Letting Jesus Lead Us to the Margins
Shannon K. Evans
October 29, 2023
We see through Scripture that we cannot authentically follow Jesus without prioritizing care for those on the margins of society as he did.
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Editorial: Living Big and Taking Compassion a Step Further
Pauline J. Albert, PhD
October 24, 2023
When was the last time that someone aggravated you? What was your response?
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Adjusting Our Lens
Kathy Coffey
September 3, 2023
Reflect The way we see others is determined by the lens through which we look. Maybe our own limitations and biases cloud the picture. Perhaps a previous experience shades this one, or the other person is influenced by some other ...
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A Study in Compassion
Kathy Coffey
August 26, 2023
Reflect Scientists who study compassion underline and enrich what religious traditions teach. Research at the Greater Good Science Center at the University of California, Berkeley, has added much knowledge. Their newsletter is a treasure trove of practical tips. It’s also ...
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Made in God’s Image
Kathy Coffey
June 23, 2023
Reflect When Jesus says, “Be compassionate as your Father is compassionate” (Luke 6:36), many people feel inadequate. But reconsider: we have God’s vast power to help us and are deeply made to be like God, our parent and creator. Pray ...
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