by Michelle Wuesthoff | Sep 11, 2018 | community, courage, diversity, family, grief, perspective, racism
May We Never Forget: September 11 May we never forget that day, though nearly an entire generation has emerged in its wake; A day with piercing, sapphire skies, so typical of September. And typically, it began. The rush hour throng had subsided, and everyday people... by Michelle | Sep 20, 2017 | calling, community, diversity, family, identity, relationships
Desperate to Belong: Confessions of a Former Insider I have a confession to make. After going through all of my school years as the nerdy, prudish, goody-two-shoes type of kid nobody really liked, I finally became one of the ‘popular girls.’ At church. ... by Michelle | Sep 6, 2017 | adoption, diversity, family, love, relationships, transformation
3 Lessons I Learned From Raising Teenagers I’ve got four, count ’em, FOUR teenagers. Plus one who’s graduated into early adulthood (and trust me, sometimes that still counts). They are all good kids, each one making us proud in so many ways. I love... by Michelle | Aug 17, 2017 | community, diversity, God's love, love, racism, relationships, transformation
Redwoods, Racism, and Christian Community Last week, on the first day of my first visit to Northern California, I visited one of the famed redwood forests. It is difficult to describe the experience other than to list a few words that left a lasting imprint on my... by Michelle | Jul 26, 2017 | adoption, diversity, family, love, relationships, transformation
3 Things Adoption Taught Me About Love Every time my family goes somewhere all together, we end up causing a stir. One time during a road trip, we stopped at McDonald’s for lunch, and I let my kids go first up to the counter. The five of them–two Asians,...