Dusty Road
March 6, 2019, by Kristin Neva “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” That truth, which the church is called to consider on Ash Wednesday, is…
The Most Beautiful Woman in a Hundred Years
January 16, 2019, by Todd Neva A paragraph in The Princess Bride caught my eye. Before I get to that paragraph, let me explain that the book is different from…
Legacy of George HW Bush Seen in Quality of Life of People with Disabilities
December 10, 2018, by Kristin Neva I cried as I listened to a tribute to George H. W. Bush, realizing how much he impacted our lives. In 1990, he signed…
Did He Allow It? A Response to a Question after the Father’s Day Flash Floods in the Keweenaw
June 19, 2018, by Todd Neva A friend called me because her daughters were distraught with all the damage in the Keweenaw, and she was struggling to answer their question.…
Fabric of Life
June 11, 2018, by Kristin Neva Eight years ago today our lives became divided into before and after. Before the diagnosis, I took a lot for granted. We had the…
The Rules of My Universe
March 26, 2018, by Kristin Neva In maintaining the rules of the world I’ve created with strokes of a pen, I have a better appreciation for why God doesn’t always…
The Truth About Happiness
March 23, 2018, by Bryan J. Neva, Sr. $10 Billion a year! That’s how big the self-improvement industry, and it’s projected to grow by nearly 6% annually. So there are…
Now This is Humbling
December 18, 2017 by Todd Neva I chatted with one of the white haired ladies at church on Sunday. We have much in common. She was glad to see me,…
Expanding our World to Cope with ALS
September 19, 2017, by Kristin Neva Someone recently asked me how I cope. “Prayer? Devotions?” I think she was expecting a more spiritual answer. But I’ve found three basic things…
What Seven Years of Sickness Taught Me about Marriage
August 24, 2017, by Todd Neva Our vows were to the extremes – in sickness and in health. For the first seven years, we were tested by the typical marriage…