Eden and I are doing homework. He does a lot of it out loud because he has the family trait that he is brilliant verbally but writing things down is almost impossible. Sage has the same thing. I think I did, too. We are highly verbal, abstract, creative and terribly [...]

It is Christmas. Jude and I are not eating with family and friends, because it is a little too noisy and a little too bright. Someone is saving me a plate, they always do, because I spend many holiday meals with Jude. I don’t mind that much. Jude wanted to [...]

Jude is excited as we move along the sidewalk, towards the underpass and the lakefront. I am glad we live near the lake. Trails and trees, beaches and sailboats right there whenever we want them. It’s a blessing. I have been counting the blessings lately, cataloging them, sorting through them [...]

Below are some of the memories and reflections from folks here at Jesus People USA (JPUSA) regarding Jews for Jesus’ Jhan Moskowitz. Before recently moving to New York to serve as J for J’s North American Director, he directed the Chicago branch of J for J for twenty five years. [...]

Jesus People of Chicago, a German documentary from 1991, is a fascinating visual diary of what our lives 21 years ago looked like.

I am looking at Neil, my pastor, and my husband like they are crazy. They are trying to tell me that God is in the midst of Jude’s suffering. Also, Don points out, he is not suffering all the time. “What, so only eighty percent of the time? I am [...]

We of Jesus People USA are members of the Evangelical Covenant Church (ECC), a dynamic and open part of the Body of Christ providing to us a sense of homecoming. The below video is the fourth in a series the ECC just

The wonderfully eclectic blog, One Pilgrim’s Progress, carries a lengthy article about the writer’s visit to JPUSA and encounter with a concert the Kyrgyzstani Group gave us JPUSAns and friends. The post is complete with a number of video clips from the concert, and a whole lot of fun.

We of Jesus People USA are members of the Evangelical Covenant Church (ECC), a dynamic and open part of the Body of Christ providing to us a sense of homecoming. The below video is the third of a series the ECC just completed on their six “Covenant Affirmations.”