For all the things that divide us, grief is a universal language and a defining part of the human experience. At some point, every one of us will love someone we have to say an earthly goodbye to.
I am still learning how to walk through each day carrying the grief I feel for my Charlie. Some days I have a vague understanding of God’s plan, others I don’t, but I trust Him completely. He is my only strength. I also know grief can be lonely, and sometimes hearing someone else put words to it makes us feel a little less alone.
I wrote this for anyone who has lost someone they love, anyone sitting in grief now, and anyone who someday will.
Suffering does not get the final word.
Only God does.
My reflections on grief, one year later: https://t.co/ThORDA17Mi
Even environmentalists know that a lot of “environmentalism” does more harm than good.
Everyone wants a sustainable future. But you can’t virtue signal your way to a cleaner planet.
For those of you who are Christians and who feel disappointed or despairing of the election results, it is a blessing to be reminded that our security does not rest in men or governments, which are finite and will eventually crumble, but in God alone who is ever sustaining.
ACHS would like to wish the following staff members a wonderful retirement and thanks for all you have done for our students!!!
Missy Lyons
Sherman Andrews
Eddie Clark
Ann King
Rob Blackburn