Finding Renewal in a New Season

by Molly Veydovec*

It’s been a long year for many of us. I think it’s safe to say we’ve all experienced levels of isolation, fear, and anxiety. Nearly everything we knew to be “normal” has officially gone out the window. Just over a year ago, COVID was a distant threat. Today it’s very real and we’ll be globally dealing with its aftermath for many months and possibly years to come. 

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Endangered Lives

By Jean Blish Siers *

I’ve had two very different topics rattling around in my brain this week: endangered species, and American poverty and hunger.

My husband and I recently returned from a week’s vacation, hiking and biking on Assateague Island, which is both a National Wildlife Refuge and a National Seashore. We’re nature nerds and we spent hours every day looking at everything from shore birds to wild horses.

Two species particularly delighted us. Each day, we saw multiple bald eagles, including ...

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