Tag: diversity

• Seeking Identity In All The Wrong Places

    It was crazy hair day.  Mason and Callum had been encouraged to do something different with their hair. For the day. Preschool is a time of introducing new ideas, new ways of doing things, learning the value of the distinctive. Children rarely recognize differences; they see another child and they recognize someone like them–little. […]

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  March 8, 2021

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  cultural identity, Dayle Roger, differences, diversity, God, humanity, identity, Jesus, Seeking Identity In All The Wrong Places, Tip of My Iceberg, uniformity, unity

• The Best Adventure Isn’t In The Known

  With Labor Day passed, more schools are beginning, and kids everywhere are into a new normal. Huck, in Pennsylvania, is heading to Kindergarten with the joy of an outgoing boy who loves people. He boldly took the bus for his first day–that’s miniature moxie. Huck has entered kindergarten with a bold, brave brashness that comes […]

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  September 10, 2020

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  conversation, Dayle Rogers, different, different strokes for different folks, diversity, God, Jesus, listen to story, listening, Mohammed Ali, The Best Adventure Isn’t In The Known, Tip of My Iceberg

• Father Knows Best–Doesn’t He?

  With Father’s Day just passed,  I’ve thought a lot about my Dad. He died eighteen years ago, and I’m still saddened by the reminders of him that I encounter on a daily basis. Small winks of wit and wisdom that allow me to remember the man I deeply loved and respected. Dad was a man […]

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  June 22, 2020

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  dads, Dayle Rogers, diversity, family, Father Knows Best–Doesn’t He?, Father’s Day, gentle yet firm, God, Jesus, love, reflections of a greater Father, respect, stories, Tip of My Iceberg

• He Was My Brother

  When did it become acceptable for individuals to judge the value of another human being? Over the past week, anger has escalated to the point of rage and destruction. What began in Minnesota and then spread throughout America has impacted cities around the world. But let’s not lose sight of why. It began with a […]

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  June 1, 2020

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  community, Dayle Rogers, diversity, fear, George Floyd, God, He Was My Brother, heart transformation, individual worth, judge, Tip of My Iceberg

• ‘Cuz We’re Cousins

    You couldn’t find two more different little boys. That’s not totally true. We’ve all quite unique. But seeing distinctions in the lives of two one-year-olds is more fun than two adults sitting together attempting to connect and get along. Cal and Ward are four months apart. Cal, the older, is quite a bit bigger […]

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  June 20, 2019

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  ‘Cuz We’re Cousins, Dayle Rogers, different, diversity, forgiveness, God, Jesus, relationships, story, Tip of My Iceberg