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Laurence Voorhies Mouton A trip to France, for me at least, means returning to my roots. My mother’s side of the family passed down a significant chunk of French genes through her father, a red-blooded American, but a Frenchman to … Continue reading →

Every once in a while, I take an unintentional hiatus from sending out The Ezer Report. It has happened again over the past several months. 2011 ended with the devastating news that my father has lung cancer. My family has … Continue reading →

Lynne Hybels’ “Dangerous Women Creed” has been around for several years, but is worth reading again and again. I read it to the women at the Freedom Climb luncheon in Colorado Springs. Lynne’s words ring true for them. If this … Continue reading →

I love this beautiful story of an ezer’s unrelenting love, featured on today’s CBS Sunday Morning. It will make you cry. http://cnettv.cnet.com/av/video/cbsnews/atlantis2/cbsnews_player_embed.swf If you’re having trouble viewing this video go here.

Regina Bergeron, Cathey Anderson, & meat Regent University School of Law 2012 Human Rights & the Rule of Law Symposium My schedule has been so crazy lately (and is about to get worse) that I have fallen way behind with … Continue reading →

This will have a calming effect, no matter what you’re going through. Solo artist is Jordan Daniel; cellist is my cousin, Lindsay Wilson.

Eugene Peterson Last December, my father was diagnosed with lung cancer. That battle is still raging. Pneumonia, radiation, weakness, loss of appetite, along with surprising bursts of strength and treasured deep conversations are all part of this journey. It is … Continue reading →

When I was an 8th grader, I went to a friend’s house after school. I don’t recall if we worked on homework or just hung out, but it was already dark by the time I left for home. As I … Continue reading →

If you’re within driving distance of the Massachusetts North Shore, you may want to consider attending special Easter week services at Christ Church Hamilton/Wenham. I can’t imagine being within range and missing out on this. Services begin Thursday evening at … Continue reading →

My weekend is packed, and I am looking forward to all of it! Friday, I’m in Virginia Beach participating in Regent University School of Law‘s 2012 Symposium.  The symposium—Media and the Law: Seeking Justice for the Least of These—is hosted by … Continue reading →