Monthly Archives: October 2011

You won’t find more beautiful cities anywhere in the world than Zurich, Switzerland. I walked my legs off today trying to absorb the beauty—along the Limmet River, down the narrow cobblestone streets, into the historic churches, and all over the … Continue reading →

 In the morning, I’ll be back at Boston-Logan, heading out to Grand Rapids, Michigan for the International Justice Conference at Thornapple Covenant Church. In addition to speaking Saturday night, I’m leading a conference “Prayer Room” both evenings to focus on … Continue reading →

If you think Synergy is in a holding pattern, think again! The very name “Synergy” implies activity. Even when we “pause” to assess where we’ve been and gear up for where we’re going, Synergy momentum can’t be stopped! So let … Continue reading →

Prospective readers of A Heart for Freedom (Synergy’s Book of the Month) should probably be forewarned that reading Chai Ling’s story runs the risk of being swept up in her passion for freedom and unable to sidestep your own responsibility … Continue reading →